Didn’t know Steve as well as so many of his family and friends but we shared a bond from way back, namely around books and faith. Sometimes social media brings you closer to the people you don’t get to see everyday and I will be forever grateful that Steve engaged with me in that platform over the years. I will miss his friendship, encouragement and heart. I pray God brings comfort and peace to Steve’s family and friends.

So Sorry for ur loss. I got to serve with Steve in the 119th. He was a get guy and will be sorely missed..

It’s sad to see another Brother go so soon. I’m going to miss your musical posts. We will catch up again one day RIP

Goodbye friend, Now it’s time to serve as one of God’s soldiers. RIP

Steve Trow, where does one begin to say all the good things about Steve, starting with being a father of 4 sons, who will follow his life, and remember him as a dedicated dad. He served his country well and got it done. He was with all of us in the 119th Military Police Company in Desert Storm and he was a great soldier, a leader and got it. It is time to say good bye Steve, and RIP.
Thank you, SFC. Bill Gearon(ret.) 119th Military Police Company.

Steve, you were a solid friend and someone who one could count on. I will always remember our conversations and times playing in our band together. Rest in Peace for now until I see you again in heaven.

We of course are shocked and saddened. Our deepest condolences to those who remain; children, family, and friends.

Stephen was a wonderful person and will be missed by all of us at TA

Prayers for his family. Chaplain LTC retired Jeffrey Jencks

So sorry to hear of Steven’s passing. I’ll always have the memories of him while we were playing for Three Steps. I’m glad I got to catch up with Steve a few years ago when I digitized the some of band’s songs and we got to relive the moment. RIP Mr Trow!

I am so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. We played hockey together and were friends off the rink. My condolences to his family.

Stephen and I were best friends growing up, we actually lived together in the Red House in our younger days.

Of course as adults, we went in different directions as people often do.

I am deeply saddened by his passing and want his family and children to know that he was an honest and good friend . We had much fun growing up in Riverside, RI where we lived in the same neighborhood .

We loved street hockey and of course Bobby Orr and the Bruins of halcyon days. Then of course there was our love of music and the guitar . We actually saw our first concert together back in 76, it was KISS and the backup band was ZZ Top. Shocking but true.

One of my first real jobs was working for Stephen’s dad on the weekend doing Acoustical Ceilings. Stephen’s parents were also very good to me.

I will always think fondly of Stephen, the life he lived, and honor his service to this great country.

Peter Curti

My deepest sympathy to you Liz, Jennifer, and Stephen’s children. I knew Stephen so long ago at a time when we were just young and having fun and being completely irresponsible. He made me laugh everyday. The relationship ended but a part of Stephen will always be with me whether it’s a song or just a crazy memory we shared. We actually spoke recently and had some great talks about those days. I’ll never be able to hear “Springsteen” by Eric Church again without tears. He told me that song will always remind him of me. We said things to each other that put our relationship in perspective and found a new respect for each other. My heart is now broken that I can’t continue those talks. Stephen had such passion for the things he loved starting with his children, love of his country, music, books, friendships and knowledge. If anything Stephen’ s death has taught me that life is way too short sometimes but how lucky was I that we had the opportunity to become friends once again. I will truly miss him. He was a wonderful person.❤️

So sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. I knew him decades ago (DECADES!) as young men. Rest in Peace Friend.

My deepest sympathies to the entire family. Steve was one of the best soldiers I served with and a very good friend. Another brother gone to soon.

I know Stephen is extremely happy having long, deep conversations with Bobby Orr, Johnny Cash, my Great Grandfather and all of his heroes.
I also know he is seated at the right hand of the Father, happy, healthy, and pain free with all of his beloved Dogs.
Stephen was extremely loved and will be deeply missed.
I love you Cousin and will definitely see you in Heaven.

Stephen was my Nephew and I loved him dearly. He fought for his County and was a hero.
Love
Auntie Pattie

Steve, when I heard the news you passed, I was floored. We only spoke on the phone a few months ago. You taught me many things in the military, I will miss you. I hope wherever you are, you are still “out of the net” 1st platoon members will know that inside joke. Rest in peace my brother.

Steve, thank you for all you did for me during our time together in the 119th. I appreciate you taking the time to show a new guy the ropes. We made some great memories in the sandbox. I was glad to hear you had moved to Florida and was looking forward to meeting up with you this summer for a drink and some food. I’m sorry we didn’t get that chance. Rest easy, brother.

Steve was laid to rest at Rhode Island Memorial Veterans Cemetery in Exeter Rhode Island with full military honors surrounded by his family, friends, and military brothers and sisters he served with in the 119th Military Police Company, to include combat tour during Operation Desert Shield/Storm in Saudi Arabia.
Steve achieved the rank of sergeant while serving in the U.S. Army, Rhode Island Army National Guard, 119th MP Co. Facebook group of 119th MP Co :
https://www.facebook.com/groups/222535144424760
SGT Trow is remembered by his brothers and sisters he served with, “one of the best,”.
RIP Sergeant Trow.

Rest In Peace Brother. I’m sure we’ll meet in Valhalla. Proud to have known you. “Ride the Wave”.

RIP my friend, your job here is done! My sincere condolences to your family.