Steven Pedrazoli
December 11, 1981 - September 26, 2020
Obituary
Steven William Pedrazoli, age 38, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday September 26, 2020 at his home in Indianapolis, Indiana. Steven was born in Milton, Florida on December 11, 1981. As an infant he moved to Illinois where he attended grade school in Danville. In 1995 his family moved to Indianapolis, Indiana. Steven was employed as a journeyman and enjoyed watching and participating in numerous sports. Steven also enjoyed listening to music and in 1998 he wrote and recorded a single titled Injustice. Most of all, Steven loved spending time with his family and friends. Steven is survived by a son, Chance Pedrazoli and a daughter Kinsey Bell, a sister Heidi Pedrazoli (Ron Sieloff) all of Indianapolis. His Mother, Angelina Pedrazoli and Grandfather, William Pedrazoli both of Danville, Illinois. Also numerous Aunts, Uncles, nephews and cousins. Steven was an organ donor and in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice.
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Melissa West
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Thanks to Steven I know all the lyrics to No Limit Records, I have many memories of him wanting to become a rapper. We were some of his biggest fans growing up! Many of evenings spent cooking dinners in the kitchen. Although we grow up and grow apart hanging out at the Pedrazoli’s is still apart of my heart! You will be missed in this world for sure! Rest Easy Pezo ❤️ (Hug My Baby for Us)
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Pamela Brewer-Dixson
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Steven will forever be in my heart! He was like a son to me, and a brother to Jacobi. The next time I fix a pot of greens, I’ll probably break down, he loved my cooking and I loved him! Prayers to the family for Steven will be truly be miss!!
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Brad & Ashley Lankster
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Lit a candle in memory of Steven William Pedrazoli
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Stefanie Bell
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I honestly don't know how my life will ever be the same. We spent 13 years together. I know we were split up for the last year, but that doesn't mean I didn't love you. I will have so many memories to share with our kids. It's still hard to believe. Im gonna miss you more than you ever will know. Till I see you again. Catch ya on the flip side Pzo. Say hi to my brother.
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Elizabeth
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I just found out about your passing. We had such good times as kids going to 108, and later on as adults. You were one of my oldest friendships that will always be cherished. You were such a funny and sweet guy and I will always miss you, my friend. Fly high, angel.