Stephen E. Kemp, 18, died unexpectedly on March 9, 2010. Born on September 3, 1991, Stephen was the beloved son of Ed and Beth Kemp and the brother of Tim Kemp, all of Shrewsbury. He was the grandson of Joan Howard of Shrewsbury and the nephew of Joan and Alan Mason, Bernard and Linda Boit, Helen O'Neill, Betty Herman, Mary Noland and Donald Kemp. He was also dearly loved by numerous cousins, relatives and friends.
Stephen was home schooled for many years and graduated from Susquehannock High School in 2008 at the age of 16. He would have graduated, in May, from Penn State with a Bachelor Degree, with honors, in Public Policy. Stephen was a Chief Justice of the Student Government Supreme Court, Penn State University, and tutored at the learning center of Penn State. He had interned, this past summer, in Harrisburg with the House of Representatives and was to attend law school in the fall. Among his hobbies he enjoyed hockey and chess.
Stephen was home schooled for many years and graduated from Susquehannock High School in 2008 at the age of 16. He would have graduated, in May, from Penn State with a Bachelor Degree, with honors, in Public Policy. Stephen was a Chief Justice of the Student Government Supreme Court, Penn State University, and tutored at the learning center of Penn State. He had interned, this past summer, in Harrisburg with the House of Representatives and was to attend law school in the fall. Among his hobbies he enjoyed hockey and chess.
Stephen E. Kemp, 18, died unexpectedly on March 9, 2010. Born on September 3, 1991, Stephen was the beloved son of Ed and Beth Kemp and the brother of Tim Kemp, all of Shrewsbury. He was the grandson of Joan Howard of Shrewsbury and the nephew of Joan and Alan Mason, Bernard and Linda Boit, Helen O'Neill, Betty Herman, Mary Noland and Donald Kemp. He was also dearly loved by numerous cousins, relatives and friends.
Stephen was home schooled for many years and graduated from Susquehannock High School in 2008 at the age of 16. He would have graduated, in May, from Penn State with a Bachelor Degree, with honors, in Public Policy. Stephen was a Chief Justice of the Student Government Supreme Court, Penn State University, and tutored at the learning center of Penn State. He had interned, this past summer, in Harrisburg with the House of Representatives and was to attend law school in the fall. Among his hobbies he enjoyed hockey and chess.
Stephen was home schooled for many years and graduated from Susquehannock High School in 2008 at the age of 16. He would have graduated, in May, from Penn State with a Bachelor Degree, with honors, in Public Policy. Stephen was a Chief Justice of the Student Government Supreme Court, Penn State University, and tutored at the learning center of Penn State. He had interned, this past summer, in Harrisburg with the House of Representatives and was to attend law school in the fall. Among his hobbies he enjoyed hockey and chess.
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