Stephan G. Nedwetzky unexpectedly passed away on December 17, 2020 due to his battle with pneumonia & COVID-19 at the age of 68 in Rochester, NY. He was born in Austria, March 18, 1952. Predeceased by his father, Fritz Nedwetzky & the sudden passing of his sister Lissy Nedwetzky hours later on the same day from pneumonia & COVID-19. Survived by his mother, Maria Nedwetzky; Children, Stephan T. Nedwetzky, Alisha Marie Danno (Nedwetzky), Jennifer McElveney Stinson, daughter-in-law Yolanda C. Russotti & son-in-law Robert “Rob” A. Danno; Grandchildren, Natasha Nedwetzky, Alexis Marie Booker, Landon Nedwetzky & Scarlet Marie Nedwetzky; Siblings, Gertrude “Judy” (Nick) DiSalvo, Anna (Walter) Romanowski, Maria Sacco & Rosie Bentley; Nieces & Nephews, Nick & (Allison) DiSalvo, Diane (Paul) Staub, Fred & (Kathy) Nedwetzky, Lisa Hurley Romanowski, Krista Campbell Romanowski, Tessa Sacco, Tony Sacco, Brandy Bentley Waterman & Jeremy Bentley; loving companion of over 25 years, Patty Hite and her children, Laura (Lee Ziegler) Hite-Ziegler , Dan (Karen), Chris (Angelo) Infantino and Tony (Carrie McDonald) Hite; life-long best-friend Jimmy Saporito; partner/life-long friend Louie Callari, Ray (Jackson) & Sonia Myers of Forney, Texas and several extended Petroff family & friends.

Stephan was a mountain of a man with a big smile that could light up the room when he entered. He kept people rolling in laughter because he could find humor in the most mundane life circumstances. When he was a child his best memory was being raised on a farm with his sister’s, mother, father, and farm animals. He was a brick/stone mason & co-owner of Edify Masonry Construction with Louie Callari. Stephan snow plowed for Jimmy Mastro in the harsh winter months of Rochester, NY. He loved life, had a passion for music, golf, bowling, football “Pittsburgh Steelers”, traveling (site-seeing), food, beer/wine, festivals (you could always catch him at a festival in Rochester, NY); most importantly, he loved his family. He was also very proud of his Austrian heritage. Stephan had a big heart, and he was always there for us! Sweet Dreams in your transition Dad, we will love and miss you. Until we meet again.

Ephesians 4:32 — “And be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving one another, just as God also forgave you in Christ.”

Due to COVID services and interment will be held privately. Celebration of Life for Stephan G. Nedwetzky to be determined in early Summer 2021 in Rochester, NY. Donations in Steve’s memory may be directed to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children, Dallas, TX; DONATE ONLINE or call 1-800-421-1121.