In loving memory of Stephen Pain
who sadly passed away on 12th November 2022
Aged 68 years
He will be deeply missed by his loving family including his wife, daughters, sons -in-law and grandchildren.
Donations in his memory for the following charities
'Young Lives vs Cancer' (formerly CLIC Sargent Child Cancer), 'Diabetes UK' or the 'British Heart Foundation'
may be made via this online tribute page
Steve was many things to different people. He was Teddy, the gentle giant to some, he was a good friend and colleague to others, he was a loving husband and father, and he was the proudest ever grandad. Steve was someone that people respected and looked up to and he will continue to be missed.
On the behalf of Enstar Charitable Giving
On the behalf of Enstar charitable giving.
On the behalf of Enstar Charitable Giving.
On behalf of David, Steve was a much loved friend of many, many years. Sending love to Jenny and all the family at this sad time.
In memory of a dear friend and former colleague. A gentle giant and one of the most generous people to have walked on this planet. Always had time for everyone. Will be sadly missed but never forgotten
In loving memory of my dear friend and MRC colleague Steve will miss our catch ups at the Crutched Friar xx
In loving memory of my friend and colleague Steve. Rest in peace xx
To a wonderful, kind caring uncle, you will be forever in my heart, and I’ll try and lead by your example
In memory of an amazing brother
I’m memory of an amazing brother
In memory of an amazing brother
RIP Steve and sincere condolences to Steve's family and friends from colleagues at Cranmore / Enstar
RIP Steve and sincere condolences to Steve's family and friends from colleagues at Cranmore / Enstar
RIP Steve and sincere condolences to Steve's family and friends from colleagues at Cranmore / Enstar
One top man
Always there for you
Rest in peace
Steve was a lovely guy and was considered a good friend too. Sleep well big man.
My heartfelt condolences to Jenny and his family.
It was a pleasure knowing you
Steve was one of the most humble and kind people I have ever met. He absolutely doted on his family especially his grandkids. It was a privilege to have worked with Steve for the past 15 years and he will be sadly missed by all that knew him. RIP Steve.
I knew Steve at secondary school. He was a very good friend. We lost touch until email correspondence a few years ago! Reading all these comments he clearly hadn’t changed! He was always a thoughtful, kind, and very faithful friend! My prayers are with the family!
In memory of my dear friend, Stephen
Rest in peace, old friend.
Stephen (or Steve as I called him) and I became friends over 58 years' ago when we were still in short trousers at primary school in Sidcup. One of the kindest, generous and warm spirited people you could you meet. I know that other old secondary school friends feel the same about Steve. Too many memories to recount here of good days spent with a lovely friend. I am so sorry I cannot attend the funeral. Love to Jenny and the family.
Forever in our hearts
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