Steve Kagan's Comments

Steve;
Boy life has taken us a long way from that basement club/room in your uncles building.
A long way from Langley and 1st TAC. Davd Chaykin A grandfather. Married 31 years. WOW

hey steve have time for a game of chess miss ya dude hope all is well and cant wait to hear back from ya later for now my email is bodrums57@aol.com

Hey Steve good to see your still kickin...shep alster

Its been too long. How are you and your family? I live in a suburb of NY with my husband of 27 years. I have 2 daughters. I can't believe you are a grandfather, congratulations!
Jodi

Hey Steve. Shep here in deerfield beach. How are you?

HAPPY NEW YEAR -
DENNIS

.. hey man .. Howard Rosenzweig here from the other side of 79th ... the windows of our apt looked down onto you guys and the famous courtyard .... saw your brother and sister on this site as well as Patrick and Tony Conti and my brother as well ... just like old times ... all hanging out ...................... only this time "virtually" on the net .... later ... Howad

Saw the comment about mitch shore couldnt believe hes still alive. Always had a feeling he would be homeless - your thoughts dennis

Hey Steve , It's been a very long time that I have seen you . I was a little kid with your brother Michael we are the same age when you left to go to the Air Force. But being your upstairs neighboor
and along with my Brothers Bobby and Anthony who know you a little longer than I did growing up in that court yard had some crazy but they were good times.My Mom and Dad are still Hanging in there still making her Italian food. well I hope you and your Family are doing well and I hope to hear from you. God Bless. Patrick J. Conti

hi steve. i agree that growing up in our neighborhood had many advantages. have not heard from kouder in decades. do speak with michael zivotovsky though. i never pictured myself as an attorney either, but i do securities work and really enjoy it. again, glad to hear all is well.

wrong Elliot
my sister was meryl and we lived on Park drive east

Steve,

We beat the Bronx, it was the Manhattan team we blew the lead to in the city championship game. I popped out to make the last out in that game, it still haunts me almost 40 years later. lol.

steve - bruce maisel - glad to hear all is well. how can you be married thirty years when it seems like yesterday that we were hanging out on main street, playing ball, etc.

steve, so here's my memory, babysitting for sharon and michael so you could hang out with everyone, while i got to hang with them....many many years ago....it's great to read what everyone is up to - i'm married for 27 years to Michael Steinbach (he went to Parsons and Hillcrest with us), two daughters 21 and 18, living in Central NJ...Warren told me about this site and i'm having a wonderful time catching up with everyone.
Allison (Berger) Steinbach

Steve
How you been? It's been a real long time since i've seen or talked to you. Hows everything going.
Mitch

Steve,
Yep. I still think about that game. Me and Romine were the pitchers for that team, and in the championship game i played third. I remember that year you made a great catch in the outfield. We all owe Mitch Schorr a lot, he gave a lot of himself to all us kids. With regard to the 164 ballplayers group, all i did was start it, to join just add your name in. Keep in touch, Steve.

Steve, good to see you around. Where in florida are you, I'm down in Fort Lauderdale area.

Congrats on the new addition on the way.

Hey Steve:
Check out the pictures on my page... If memory serves me correctly, you are still carrying around that picture of me in your wallet (when I wad 10) - the Doddie one (ha, ha)