Obituary of Stephen D. Feint

Stephen D. Feint, 50, of Cortland, passed away February 14, 2013 at home surrounded by family. He was born June 19, 1962 in Cortland NY. Stephen was raised and educated in Dryden. He graduated from R.I.T. with a Bachelors degree in Engineering. Over the years, he had been employed at Pall Trinity, Lockheed Martin, and most recently was Director of Weights and Measures for Cortland County. Stephen was interested in science and history. He loved reading science fiction and was an avid NASCAR fan. He is survived by his wife of 29 years Noelle Casey Feint of Cortland, his daughter Baylie (Nathan) Connelly of Baltimore MD, and his son Brennen Feint of Ithaca NY. He is also survived by his father Donald Feint, his sisters Audrey (Taz Cannon) Feint, Cindy (William) Rich, his brother Wayne (Judy) Feint, all of Dryden, his grandchildren Kurtis and Cecelia, several aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews, and his beloved dog Maddie. Stephen was predeceased by his mother Helen Anderson Feint. Calling hours will be Monday 1-2:45 pm with a funeral service to begin 3 pm at the Wright-Beard Funeral Home Inc., 9 Lincoln Ave., Cortland NY, 13045. Spring burial will be in the Willow Glen Cemetery, Dryden. Contributions may be made to Crohnss Foundation of America, www.ccfa.org To offer online condolences visit www.wright-beard.com Stephen was a good neighbor; he will be missed. Thinking of you, Tricia and Ed N Lamont Circle Cindy & the Entire Feint Family: So sorry to hear of your loss. You are all in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time. Sandy Abbey I am so sorry for your loss. Steve was well loved and will be remembered dearly by me and the rest of Dryden Class of 80' His smile and laughter will rest within my heart and memory. Robin Brown Grodsky My condolences go out to the entire Feint family on your loss. Steve will be missed by everyone who's lives he touched. Taz Cannon My prayers go out to Steves family and to all that love him, may we all remember Steve and his wonderful smile, laugh, and great sence of humor and the great memories we all shared growing up and times at DHS together!He was such a vital part of our group of friends~ and it is compleatly impossible to think of him with out a smile coming to ones face, except for now. Blessings to everyone~and ? to you Steve my friend, Always ~Cherie DaVall~Gibbons I have very special memories of visiting the Feint home when I was much younger, and Bobby Kleine and my sister came over once in a horrible snow storm, they canceled school so we all decided to hang out together. I think that was the time I lost my clog in the snow bank. Frozen to the bone. Many good times and many good laughs, so deeply sad for his sisters and brother, and especially his father, whom he reminded me of the last time I saw him. Way too young to leave us. Gerri McDermott Relyea