Horowitz, Steven D.
Narragansett
Horowitz, Steven D., 75, passed away at his home in Narragansett on Saturday, June 28, 2025. He was the beloved partner and husband of Cynthia (Slucha) Horowitz for twenty-five years. Born in Providence, a son of the late Jerome and Irene (Garber) Horowitz, he was a Narragansett and Saint Simons Island, Georgia resident.
Steven was a dedicated employee, specializing in precious metal recycling. He later enjoyed a career in automotive executive recruitment. When he managed to escape work, he was found with his loving wife by his side while they enjoyed experiencing the rich art communities of music and jazz concerts, art galleries, travel, and his personal favorite, college basketball. A lifelong Providence and Rhode Island resident, he was proud to root for the Providence Friars.
Devoted father of Jeremy Horowitz, his wife Megan and Jaime Terenzi, her fiancée Jason Sartini. Dear brother of Robin Bautista, her husband Robert Whitacre. Loving grandfather of four incredible children, Adam, Ryenne, Nolan and William.
A memorial service and reception will be held Monday, July 14, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. in Swan Point Cemetery, Garden Chapel, 585 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, RI 02906. Shiva and a minyan service will be observed at his late residence on Montauk Road, Narragansett on Monday, July 14, 6:00-8:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Temple Beth Tefilloh, 1326 Egmont Street, P.O Box 602, Brunswick, GA 31520
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Uncle Steve, we shared a very special bond. I enjoyed our many conversations about family, work, and all of your stories. I loved visiting you and Cyn in St Simons. I will miss your big smile, I know you are in a better place looking down on everyone with your octagoobalas.
- Love Always, Lindsay Lee
My condolences to Cynthia and the family. I’m grateful I got to meet Steve. I loved his ready laugh and the optimism he brought to the times we shared at temple. May his memory be a blessing.
Dearest Cyndee,
Tom and I are keeping you in our hearts at this most difficult time. We loved Steve and will always recall the great times we had with the two of you. If there is anything, anything at all that you need, please know we are here for you. Love always, Tom & Glenna
Doug and I wish to send our deepest condolences for the loss of Steven. May Steve rest in peace. Love sent to Cindy, Jeremy Megan, Jamie,Jason, Robin amd all the nieces and grandchildren, Cheryl amd Doug
My deepest condolences, Cyn. I never had the chance to get to know Steve, but from the few times our paths crossed you just knew he was such a nice man. Hugs
To the Horowitz family.
We are so sorry for your loss.
May his memory be a blessing for you all.
Steve and Cyndee were the loveliest people and we at Temple Beth Tefilloh were blessed to have them in our congregation as snowbirds and some other times as well. He was a mensch and exhuded a deep sense of humility and caring concern for others.
So sorry that they both had significant health challenges in later years and that Steven ultimatelty lost his battle – praying for Cyndee to survive her struggles.
We hold you all in our thoughts and prayers in the weeks ahead.
Steve brought sunshine to our community, every day that he was here. Temple Beth Tefilloh in Brunswick, GA will always remember his positive spirit. May the Memory of Steve Horowitz always be for a
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON YOUR LOSS HE WILL BE MISSED ELAINE AND HARVEY
You are very much in our thoughts and prayers.
Love you,
Mimi Waite and Mary Kathryn Boyd
Steve was always kind and compassionate.
I always enjoyed our conversations about smooth jazz and sports.
May the Peace of the Lord be with his family during this difficult time.
Ann and I want to send our deepest condolences to Cyndee and the family for the loss of Steve.
It has been a little more than 46 years since we were first introduced to Steve.
During the time that Steve was my coworker and mentor we also became the greatest of friends.
Even with his health issues, Steve remained an inspiration until the very end as he never lost his sense of humor, wit, spirit or positive non-quit attitude!
Despite having lived thousands of miles apart for years, we always managed to stay in touch.
I will miss our frequent conversations and our occasional get togethers.
There are so many great memories that both Ann and I have of our times spent with the both of you.
Cyndee, may you find comfort and peace in knowing that Steve touched many people in a most positive way and that he will be missed and not forgotten.
You will always be in our thoughts and prayers.
If there is anything we can do to help, please do not hesitate to ask.
Love, Mike (Zeke) and Ann
Steven was a very important person in my young life. We both lived on Ninth Street, went to Summit Avenue School, Nathan Bishop and Hope High together. My Mother had a soft spot for him and called him Hopalong Horowitz. Everyone loved Steven and he was very special to us all. I send my most sincere sympathy to his family and friends at this difficult time. I am sure that his memory will be a blessing.
Wishing the family of Steven, prayers and peace. We met at Nathan Bishop Jr. high then graduated from Hope High.
Steven always had a smile and warmth to share.
Steve was a special person and a best friend for over 55 years. He was a people person if there ever was one. Steve had a warm and magnetic personality – seemed to make new friends wherever he went. He loved his family to the ends of the earth.
Steve truly met his soulmate in Cyndee. What a wonderful couple.