In loving memory of Steven Hume who sadly passed away on 10th January 2018
A man who would brighten anyone’s day whenever or wherever they met him, invariably leaving them with a smile. His humour, sensitivity and love will be sadly missed.
A devoted son to Janet and the late Kenneth. Loving brother to Gary.
Celebration of Steves life to be held at Canley Crematorium on Thursday 8th February at 12:00 followed by refreshments at the Hare & Hounds, Watery Lane at which we hope you are able to join the family in continuing the celebration of Stevens life.
Floral tributes to Co-op Funeralcare, Ansty Rd or donations, if desired, may be made either at the funeral directors, at the service or via this online tribute page where you are also welcome to leave your personal messages, photos and memories of Steve.
All donations received to support Myton Hospices in memory of Steven
Steven was definitely one in a million. I don't think I have ever met a nicer guy, always thinking of others and never had a bad word to say about anyone. He always saw the good in everyone. In all the years I have known him he has always had a smile on his face and a wicked laugh. I loved his sense of humour and will really miss having those laughs with him. Now at peace I truly hope you are rocking up there Steve xxxxxxx
Memory is a loving thing it lasts the longest day it can never be spent never lent or taken away and the memories we have of our dear friend Steven will last for a long time. Rip and sleep tight Steve with love from your friends at Asda xx
Lovely words Wendy, rest easy Steve . Xx
Thank you for the very kind donation and you lovely message
I am keeping you lifted up in prayer. Sending lots of love across the pond. Love, Julie and Family
Thank you J x
I only knew Steven for a short time when I was living in Coventry, and only recently reconnected online during the last few years. My memories of Steven mainly relate to his excited sharing of horseracing tips in the pub, I'll always remember the 25-1 winner he gave me, I think I put 10p on it. But what struck me about Steven was, he was one of the nice guys, a genuinely lovely chap. I was pleased to reconnect with him again, even though in a casual manner. So the recent sad news has touched me deeply. Kindest thoughts to you and your family. x
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Fly high Mister H's brother xx
Steven was a good friend of mine who had a positive view on life and a brilliant sense of humour. He had a passion for history especially WW1 and 'The Somme' and would always have a story to tell. He had a interest in bird watching and photography and possessed a keen eye when taking photographs. Although he always used to tell me that he would love to visit Canada one day, sadly he never got there. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time.
RIP Steve you will be sorely missed, your friend Jason.
Summed up very nicely Jason
Sending my love to you and your Mum x
Always smiling and laughing,his knowledge and passion for horses was 2nd to none.it was a pleasure to know Steve,it really was.will miss our chats about Cheltenham for sure..god bless you mate.
I am keeping you lifted up in prayer. Sending lots of love across the pond. Love, Julie and Family
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