Stephen Thomas Lamica, a man who served in the air force for two years plus some, was a very VERY, ‘pick at you’ kind of person. If he didn’t pick on you, he didn’t like you. But it’s part of what made him the man he was. He ran furniture stores in the past, and moved into being a car salesman. Of all his jobs, that was his favorite.
He was saved, and volunteered as a Sunday school teacher in the past.

He had many many hobbies when he was able. Birdwatching, (he could literally tell you all kinds of facts about different birds. He’s who taught us kids how to tell between male and female birds). He loved gardening, and working with his hands. His absolute favorites though, were his hummingbirds.

He was all about his family.

Stephen leaves behind his wife of 32 years, Doris Lamica, his oldest daughter, Sofia Lamica, his eldest son (from a previous marriage), Jeffrey Lamica, and three grandchildren. Aiden Lamica, Christopher Brewington-Lamica Jr, and Luka Finley.

He is finally at rest with his oldest brother, James Lamica, his little brother, Kevin Lamica, his mother, Elenore Lamica, his father, Robert Lamica, and his youngest daughter, Taylor Lamica.

He gave a hell of a fight. And it showed even at the end how stubborn he was.
He was wonderful, he was funny, and he was kind, he loved you, as soon as he met you.
He will never be forgotten, and will always be forever missed.
Life won’t be the same without him.