STEPHEN J. ROBERTSON
AGE 59 YEARS
Stephen J. Robertson Of Lima, NY, died suddenly in a single car accident on January 31, 2019 close to his home at age 59. He is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Jean Robertson of Lima; beloved children Jaclyn Nicole (Kenneth) Machelski of Lancaster, NY, Jarred Stephen Robertson of NC; two adored grandchildren; sisters Valerie (Glenn) Westcott of PA, Patricia (Peter) Micciche of CA, Nancy (John) Donnella of MA; brother Rodrick Robertson of MA; former wife Lisa Duthoy. Steve was predeceased by his parents John and Barbara Robertson.
Stevie was a native of Pittsford and as a resident of Lima. He worked at Kodak during the golden years then truly blossomed into an Entrepreneur. His roller coaster ride started as a team member at a NASCAR enterprise where he worked trackside in the technology field. He then moved to Lima and started his own company ‘Big Dawg' Grilling & Catering after a stint as the owner of a motorcycle shop. His award-winning recipes combined with his curbside presence and charm had him become a fixture in the Lima and Rochester community. His business was rapidly growing until his untimely passing.
Stevie was known by thousands as a "bigger than life" personality. He was a volunteer fireman, emu farmer, high school football coach and part time school bus driver. He built race-cars and motorcycles and his huge workshop was always filled with happy laughter from other enthusiasts and his fellow Bills fans. His time as President of the Lima Rotary was very fulfilling for him. Steve was a Marriage Minister and he preformed 3 weddings for close friends.
Private interment Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lima.
Published in The Boston Globe on Feb. 3, 2019
AGE 59 YEARS
Stephen J. Robertson Of Lima, NY, died suddenly in a single car accident on January 31, 2019 close to his home at age 59. He is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Jean Robertson of Lima; beloved children Jaclyn Nicole (Kenneth) Machelski of Lancaster, NY, Jarred Stephen Robertson of NC; two adored grandchildren; sisters Valerie (Glenn) Westcott of PA, Patricia (Peter) Micciche of CA, Nancy (John) Donnella of MA; brother Rodrick Robertson of MA; former wife Lisa Duthoy. Steve was predeceased by his parents John and Barbara Robertson.
Stevie was a native of Pittsford and as a resident of Lima. He worked at Kodak during the golden years then truly blossomed into an Entrepreneur. His roller coaster ride started as a team member at a NASCAR enterprise where he worked trackside in the technology field. He then moved to Lima and started his own company ‘Big Dawg' Grilling & Catering after a stint as the owner of a motorcycle shop. His award-winning recipes combined with his curbside presence and charm had him become a fixture in the Lima and Rochester community. His business was rapidly growing until his untimely passing.
Stevie was known by thousands as a "bigger than life" personality. He was a volunteer fireman, emu farmer, high school football coach and part time school bus driver. He built race-cars and motorcycles and his huge workshop was always filled with happy laughter from other enthusiasts and his fellow Bills fans. His time as President of the Lima Rotary was very fulfilling for him. Steve was a Marriage Minister and he preformed 3 weddings for close friends.
Private interment Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lima.
Published in The Boston Globe on Feb. 3, 2019
STEPHEN J. ROBERTSON
AGE 59 YEARS
Stephen J. Robertson Of Lima, NY, died suddenly in a single car accident on January 31, 2019 close to his home at age 59. He is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Jean Robertson of Lima; beloved children Jaclyn Nicole (Kenneth) Machelski of Lancaster, NY, Jarred Stephen Robertson of NC; two adored grandchildren; sisters Valerie (Glenn) Westcott of PA, Patricia (Peter) Micciche of CA, Nancy (John) Donnella of MA; brother Rodrick Robertson of MA; former wife Lisa Duthoy. Steve was predeceased by his parents John and Barbara Robertson.
Stevie was a native of Pittsford and as a resident of Lima. He worked at Kodak during the golden years then truly blossomed into an Entrepreneur. His roller coaster ride started as a team member at a NASCAR enterprise where he worked trackside in the technology field. He then moved to Lima and started his own company ‘Big Dawg' Grilling & Catering after a stint as the owner of a motorcycle shop. His award-winning recipes combined with his curbside presence and charm had him become a fixture in the Lima and Rochester community. His business was rapidly growing until his untimely passing.
Stevie was known by thousands as a "bigger than life" personality. He was a volunteer fireman, emu farmer, high school football coach and part time school bus driver. He built race-cars and motorcycles and his huge workshop was always filled with happy laughter from other enthusiasts and his fellow Bills fans. His time as President of the Lima Rotary was very fulfilling for him. Steve was a Marriage Minister and he preformed 3 weddings for close friends.
Private interment Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lima.
Published in The Boston Globe on Feb. 3, 2019
AGE 59 YEARS
Stephen J. Robertson Of Lima, NY, died suddenly in a single car accident on January 31, 2019 close to his home at age 59. He is survived by his loving wife of 27 years, Jean Robertson of Lima; beloved children Jaclyn Nicole (Kenneth) Machelski of Lancaster, NY, Jarred Stephen Robertson of NC; two adored grandchildren; sisters Valerie (Glenn) Westcott of PA, Patricia (Peter) Micciche of CA, Nancy (John) Donnella of MA; brother Rodrick Robertson of MA; former wife Lisa Duthoy. Steve was predeceased by his parents John and Barbara Robertson.
Stevie was a native of Pittsford and as a resident of Lima. He worked at Kodak during the golden years then truly blossomed into an Entrepreneur. His roller coaster ride started as a team member at a NASCAR enterprise where he worked trackside in the technology field. He then moved to Lima and started his own company ‘Big Dawg' Grilling & Catering after a stint as the owner of a motorcycle shop. His award-winning recipes combined with his curbside presence and charm had him become a fixture in the Lima and Rochester community. His business was rapidly growing until his untimely passing.
Stevie was known by thousands as a "bigger than life" personality. He was a volunteer fireman, emu farmer, high school football coach and part time school bus driver. He built race-cars and motorcycles and his huge workshop was always filled with happy laughter from other enthusiasts and his fellow Bills fans. His time as President of the Lima Rotary was very fulfilling for him. Steve was a Marriage Minister and he preformed 3 weddings for close friends.
Private interment Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lima.
Published in The Boston Globe on Feb. 3, 2019
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