The obituary notice of Stephen SHAW

Stephen my brother
Your final journey was Thursday 27th
We made you proud of amazing send off just wish you knew how many friends thought of you hope you were looking down love & miss you Julie & lewis x

Truly sorry to hear about the passing of my friend Steve who I had the privilege of sitting next to at work when I first joined Arup as a graduate over 18 years ago. Steve was a great colleague and we would have good chats about family life, his love of golf, his guitar sessions and he always had time for my work questions. Knowing that he’s struggled with his health for a number of years I hope that now he’s at peace and golfing again in the next life. Gone too soon. Sending love to his family. Xx

Brilliant colleague but more than that was an absolute gentleman. Very sad to hear that Steve’s had passed. He will be much missed.

Phil Stephenson.

Ah Steve our 3ball is now a 2ball and that's not fair, but as you suffered over the years of your ill health you always answered "it is what it is"and carried on.
I thank you for all your help and advice and when I said I needed a new club you were on it straight away and got the best discount.
Now you can practice your swing and play your guitar pain free, till we meet again.
George and Wyn.

R I p Steve I met you when I was a junior at the golf club you always had time for me and the other junior’s. Also never forget you visiting our Vinny in hospital when was really poorly. Great man will be sorely missed.

I met Steve through work 38 years ago. He christened me as 'Jimbo' when I arrived and referred to me ever since. I only worked at the office for three years but we kept contact through our love for golf.

He was a very gentle soul who was very focused, meticulous and a an excellent golfer.

You were a great friend who sadly has lost us too soon.

Until we meet again Stevie.....

Alistair Collin

Steve was a good friend and passed far too early. Enjoyed Steve's company for many years on and off the golf course. An elite golfer, and when we played our best Steve would win and I'd come second. Farewell my friend. Till we meet again. RIP. Kevin Kelly