Steven Edwin Cain
June 17, 1949 ~ February 3, 2021
Steven Edwin Cain, 71, of Columbus, died at 12:34 am, Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at his residence.
Steve was born June 17, 1949 in Columbus, the son of Edwin and Norma Colleen (Shultz) Cain. He married Jean R. (Irvine) Cain on September 26, 1986.
Steve worked for Cummins in Marketing from 1968-1989. He also worked at NTN for over 25 years. Steve enjoyed traveling to places such as Hawaii and Alaska with his wife of 34 years. He worked for the Flat Rock-Hawcreek School Corporation at Hauser in the maintenance department until his passing. A man of many talents, Steve loved working on his 1962 Austin Healey and his motorcycle. Camping was another favorite hobby for this hard working, family man. Steve will be greatly missed by all that knew and loved him.
In keeping with Steve’s wishes, no services will be planned. Memorials may be made to the Hauser High School Athletic Department, The American Cancer Society and the American Legion post #24 through the funeral home.
Survivors include his wife; sons, Brian (Kelly) Cain, Jeff (Jill) Baker all of Columbus, Corey (Ronda) Cain of Seymour, Nathan (Ellen) Cain of Taylorsville; a daughter, Becky (Jerry) Schoen of Columbus; a sister, Gail Cain of Columbus; 11 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Mark Cain
Services were entrusted to the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home.
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Steve was such a kind man. I knew him from Hauser and he always had a smile on this face while doing his job. He will be greatly missed.
Spent many hours sitting by the pool in Panama City beach talking , telling stories , laughing and just enjoying the sunshine . He will always be remembered by us as a good man who always had a big smile , and a cold beer if you needed it. Was a really good man.
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I was in shock this morning and saw his name in the obituaries. Steve was one of my closest friends back in 1956. He lived on Morningside Drive, I lived one street over to the west, on what is known now as McClure Road. I’d see Steve and his brother, Mark, almost every day. I hadn’t seen Steve for quite a number of years. Our family moved away and I lost contact with Steve. I later go on to the U.S. Air Force and it seems I lost contact with all my good friends over those years…I never forgot him…I spent hours at his house. Steve and I were a lot alike. We had the same interests. He was a great artist, we both liked sports. He had such a great attitude.
We are here on earth for such a short time. We don’t realize that until we get to our golden years…God gave me wonderful friends. My memories rush to me now and I can recall so many great times we had. What a wonderful family. I’m a better person because of Steve, Mark, and their parents. We all want to come from a family like that. I am so sad…He was like my brother…A little bit of me died today.
Sam D. Lawson
I worked with Steve at NTN. Always enjoyed shooting the bull with him, he was very entertaining. Was also lucky enough to play a few rounds of golf with Steve as well. Rest easy my friend. Prayers to his family.
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