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SOUTH DENNIS - Stephen James Teehan, 66, of South Dennis, MA, passed away unexpectedly on August 25, 2020. Steve was born and raised in Springfield, MA. From 1975 to 1987, Steve lived in Durango, CO, where he made many friends and met his bride, Mary. In 1987 they settled in the town of Dennis, where they raised their son, Luke.
A phenomenal husband, son, brother, uncle, and father, he leaves deeply joyful memories in the hearts of those he loved: his best friend and wife of 35 years, Mary Loebig; their son Lucas Loebig-Teehan; and many siblings, in-laws, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, James Patrick Teehan and Loris Elizabeth (Fitzgerald) Teehan of Springfield, Massachusetts.
Steve was a passionate humanitarian and served on the Town of Dennis' Human Services committee for many years. He had a well-informed mind and cared deeply about issues of social justice and the environment.
Steve acted as a foster parent and mentor to many teenagers over his lifetime. He was the best friend anyone could ever want, as well as a wonderful cook and party host. Steve and Mary's home is known as a place where everyone's welcome - where great food, live music, and laughter are a must.
Steve will be lovingly remembered by many, many wonderful people throughout the country.
A memorial service will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Steve's memory to the disaster relief fund at the American Red Cross (American Red Cross)
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Is it THREE years already!!! I still, and always will remember the MANY happy times I had with Steve,and with so many others who he and Mary shared their unique happiness with!!! RIP my friend.....Tex
"TEX" lavery
Friend
August 22, 2023
Rest In Peace Steve ....Knowing you will be in the hearts and memory of all you touched in life.
Tex
Friend
August 22, 2022
Mary, if you are the Mary Loebig from the Air Force Academy 6th grade class in the 1960s, then this is your former class mate John Chace. If this is you, i am sorry for your loss. Knowing you Stephen had to be a great guy. My parents Colonel Alston R. Chace retired to Brewster Cape Cod after the Air Force and passed away in 2018. My mother lives in Harwich at a nursing Home and my sister (Carey) lives in Brewster. If you are this Mary Beth Loebig - again, I am sorry for your loss.
John Chace
Classmate
January 6, 2021
Robin Smith-Johnson
September 17, 2020
You will be missed brother, see you on the other side !
Doug Loebig
Brother
August 31, 2020
Victoria McGuire
August 31, 2020
Sooo sooo sorry for your loss, Mary. I was looking forward to meeting your sweet, kind, loving husband at a gathering with your students in September. Please know I am sending you love and peace as you weather the heartache of the loss of this wonderful man. With love,
Stephanie Briody
Stephanie Briody
Friend
August 30, 2020
Thank You for so many GREAT memories...love,"Tex" & Pat
Robert&Pat Lavery
Friend
August 30, 2020
Lori L Boyd Gaughan
August 30, 2020
We wish to extend our deepest sympathies at this difficult time.
The Staff of Doane Beal & Ames Funeral Home
August 28, 2020
I loved how Steve made a beautiful spread of food for our jams, and Mary doing your part. Your parties were so great with fabulous friends and music, delicious food. Steve was always so sweet and loved the jams. Mary, my love is with you and my heart is broken for you. Coco Larrain
Coco Larrain
Friend
August 29, 2020
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. I am so shocked and sad about your loss, Mary. My heart and love are with you!
Coco
Friend
August 29, 2020
I remember Steve and Mary really well, they took care of our place one time while we were gone. I had to teach them to milk goats! They were awesome people. My deepest condolences to Mary.
Karen Moon (formerly Tucker)
Friend
August 28, 2020
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