Tribute
WYATT, Steven Craig
Late of Camden
Aged 59 years
It is with great sadness that we farewell Steven, beloved fiancé of Monica. Darling and loving dad to his girls, Julia and Abbey. Loved brother to Melissa and Danielle, and loving son of Lynne.
Friend to all.
Rather than flowers, please consider a donation to Motor Neurone Disease (MND), in Steve’s name. Your gift could go a long way to finding a cure.
Funeral Details
The Old St Thomas Chapel
Wilson Crescent, Narellan
Tuesday, 17th of June 2025
Service commences at 1:00pm.
This service will be live streamed. Please click onto the link below.
27th December 1965 - 4th June 2025
6 replies on “WYATT, Steven Craig”
I’m Steven’s Uncle,SoMany Fond Memories, for The Last Two Years, we Travelled
Together, to Sri Lanka, in 2023, and last year to UK.
When He was Diagnosed,with MND! I offered to swap! The Script to His Life Performance wouldn’t Change, to an Understudy!
My sincere condolences to Monica, Steve’s girls and all his family at his passing. I was very saddened when I heard he had passed away far too soon. I worked with Steve on B6c at Westmead and we shared many laughs and chats about ‘life’. He contacted me when making the move to Nepean Hospital as I live in Penrith and wanted to ask my advice about where he should ‘buy’ a home. I said Camden was much nicer than Penrith as penrith was getting to busy. He also said he had met ‘Monica’ and was so happy after thinking he’d never meet anyone after his divorce …..Rest in Peace Steve or ‘sister poopy pants’ as he often wanted to be called when he was made team leader on B6c, ‘he hated it’ but was very good ……
Fond memories of Steve, where I worked with him at Westmead, B6c…many laughs, always helpful and always time to talk about my beautiful girls, as he proudly shared many stories of his girls…I’ll miss not hearing him on ABC Nightlife as Steve from Camden…fly high mate…RIP
My heartfelt condolences to Monica, Steve’s girls and the rest of his family. I worked with Steve in B6C, Westmead. We had great time working together and he was a fantastic midwife. All the expectant mothers loved him, always so cheerful and caring. So so sad to hear of his passing unexpectedly, you will be missed. RIP Steve. 🙏🙏🙏💙
Very sad to hear of Steve’s recent passing as we all were from Westmead’s antenatal clinic and antenatal ward. A lovely tribute today at Steve’s funeral, he was clearly loved by many. Thinking of his beautiful girls who he loved dearly, Monica, her children, his extended family and friends. Steve was always up for a chat and remembered as one of the good guys. Vale Steve.
My sincere condolences to Monica, his daughters, family and friends. When I heard of Steve’s passing, it saddened me. I have so many wonderful memories working with Steve on B6C at Westmead Hospital. He was always up for a bit of fun and loved his job. Steve was a great person and always had the time of day for those around him. I know he will be dearly missed by many 🙏fly high Steve