Birth date: Dec 27, 1952 Death date: Aug 9, 2021
Steven R. Swartz was born December 27, 1952 to the late Harry Jr. and Dorothy (Rose) Swartz. He died Monday, August 9, 2021 at his home in Columbus. He is preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swartz and his Father Read Obituary
Steve and I worked together the last few years of his career at OSUWMC. I enjoyed working with Him. He was funny, honest, respectful and possessed a hint of mischief. You could always tell when Steve was up to something. He would get a twinkle in his eye, then crack a big smile and finally start to laugh a little. He left his mark on OSUWMC. He will be missed.
I love you and will miss you're orneriness. Who could stay upset at those big brown eyes with those long eyelashes for long? I miss you and your bear hugs. Art and I send our sincerest condolences to Chris, Sean and Emma . We love you all.
My condolences to you, Lois, and all of Steve’s family and loved ones. Steve and I worked together on many IT projects, installing end user devices, or moving staff from one location to another. Lots of moving computers over the years. Steve was always very helpful. I did not know that he was ornery… but I did know that he had a sense of humor, and that he loved his family. May he rest in peace. Vicki
My heart hurts for Emma, Chris, and Sean as well as the grandchildren. Love to you all. My memories of Rick center on a very ornery little brother whom I loved dearly with his beautiful long eyelashes. I remember scissors used to cut brand new drapes, and crayons that wrote on walls. When he grew up I remember a man who met adversity head-on, and still retained that sense of humour that served him so well in all situations. His heart was HUGE and I will miss that silly, sideways grin (put politely) that he inherited. I love you Rick and will miss you always.
My story, While living in California, I was pretty young, but Rick (Steve) was the big brother! He was very ornery even back then and loved to torment me. He decided it would be fun to tie me to a tree and try to shoot an arrow to knock an apple or apricot (don't remember which) off of my head. While he missed all of us....thank goodness....it was a bond that I will never forget. I wasn't even that scared. That bond was never broken all these years. I will miss him dearly. His orneriness, his humor, his stubbornness, all of his ways. I love you dear brother Rick and I will miss you terribly.
Chris and Sean, I am very saddened by your Father's passing. I hope you can hold on to all the great memories you shared with him as well as our times ALL together. He was a fantastic Dad. He loved you kids the most! Love always, Aunt Lois
Emma, My deepest sympathies for your loss. I know you loved him very, very much. You are a very strong person and will get to the other side of this. Love, Lois
