- Welcome to Daley Life Celebration Studio, where we Celebrate the Color of Life.
Steven Musumeci
Steve always got the job done, not with his hands but through great supervision. At Kingsway Regional he gave orders as a quarterback: he had the school record for most TD passes in a season, again always getting the job completed. He excelled in sports: baseball, basketball and football and went to Kean University with a sports scholarship. His managerial skills were top level and he was sought by a Houston company to bid and run their services keeping things running smoothly with all the right hires. Spare time found him in competition with is late brother, Vincent, on the golf course. Records weren’t kept so we assume they both won .
In Houston Steve met the girl of his dreams, Robyn McRae an old fashioned girl. She did everything for him and kept him on track. He was blessed with a daughter, the apple of his eye, Madison. He would quip “ When boys start coming by they would find him cleaning his gun at the kitchen table.” Steve passed on his athletic abilities to Madison and always reminded her of that fact. He is survived by a sister, Sue Caltabiano (Ron), and special nieces and nephews, Ronnie , Ryan, Michael, Alfio, Dana, Christiana, Julie, and Laura. He was the apple of four eyes, his late parents, Vincent and Pat (nee Wigglesworth) , He was pre deceased by his sister, Donna Casella and brother Vincent, and niece Tammy Caltabiano.
Come celebrate 49 great years Wednesday, May 29, from 9 to 10:30 am at Daley Life Celebration Studio. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. at St. Josephs Church, Swedesboro. Interment St. Josephs Cemetery, Woolwich.
25 Comments
Steve Moose! I’m so saddened to hear of your passing! We had a blast in high school too many memories to pick one for sure! Love you dude. Till we meet again. Once a Dragon Always a Dragon
Big mamas Busch men always and forever
Moose. Great memories of you taking me under your wing as a young guy playing ball. So sad to hear of your passing You will be missed
Sooo sad to hear this about your passing Steve Moose. Way too young. So many memories! You will be sadly missed!!!
Love you
Patty Yurgin Sheldon
Forever in my heart my dear friend! I will be here for Robyn and Madi ♡
True condolences to Steve’s family. He was a great guy, a great
KRHS dragon…. RIP
Lots of great memories. Loved playing ball with you Rest In Peace Moose!
Lots of great memories. Loved playing ball with you Rest In Peace Moose! God bless you and your family!!
Sorry for your lost.
Kathy Buckler
Ours hearts or broken this is such so hard to believe. My prayers go out to the family.
Your Exxon Family
My deepest condolences and heartfelt prayers for Steve’s family.
KRHS88
RIP Moose
I first met Scuba Steve at the Hotdog shop in Houston many years ago. He has been in our family seems like forever. My father passed away in February and I turned around and there was Steve showing his love and support for our family. That was the last time I saw him, you will be forever missed and always in my heart.
My condolences to you Robyn and Madison sending prayers your way.
Liz Apodaca Dorris
Steve’s quick wit, deep booming laugh, and ability to “get it done” on the Compaq campus made him a respected and valued friend and coworker to so many. Steve’s ABS family loved him. Our hearts and thoughts remain with the Musumeci family at this difficult time.
May God bless and comfort you and your family during this difficult period; please accept our sincere condolences. Robyn , you are in our prayers and we are thinking of you and Madi every day.
We were very lucky to spend and make memories with and we’ll always cherish the time we had with you. Now God has you and is taken care of you. Rest easy Steve.
Great neighbor, awesome husband and father! We still cannot believe you have transitioned. You are missed! Constantly praying for his family! RIP Steve!
Robyn,
You and Madi are in my prayers.
RIP Steve.
I’m in complete shock. Steven was an amazing friend, but more importantly, he was a wonderful husband and daddy. I haven’t seen him for many years, but I will never forget his sweet personality and his amazing love for Robyn. I have been and will continue to pray for you and your precious daughter.
Those of us that were lucky enough to know Steve on both a work and personal level are saddened by the loss. Steve was always there for me when I needed guidance and also enjoyed the personal life stories shared. You are missed, thanks for the memories. Prayers to Robyn, Madison and family.
So sad to hear of Steve’s passing. He was always a caring and thoughtful person that always thought about others before himself. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
This was a big shock for us. You were a wonderful person and support for the girls soccer team. You will be missed. Our sincere condolences to Madison and Robyn.
So many great memories. RIP
My prayers to his family.
He Will Be Dearly Missed He Was The Greatest Boss I Are Anyone Could Ask For. .RIP You Are One In A Million Fly High With The Angels?
The best neighbor anyone could ask for… from the time I moved in next door to the Muscimeci’s in 2011, Steven vowed that he would look out for me. He and Robyn did just that until I moved away last year. I’m so grateful to have known such a genuine and caring person. May you Rest In Peace, Steven.
Robyn and Madison, I’m glad to do anything I can to help support you during this time.
Natasha Philpot
Steve,
Words could never describe what we’ve been through. We started with Produce baseball, and made some memories with the Buschmen. RIP my friend