Sending my deepest condolences to the Bloom family.
Steve was a true gem.
I will never forget his support and kindness when the girls were involved in our Community Theater productions.
I will never forget when Steve brought our first Pinocchio into his dental office to create and construct a nose that could actually grow on stage.  He used a lipstick tube and gauze.  He expertly crafted the perfect Pinocchio nose.  
His kindness along with so many other attributes will be missed.
Sending love to the entire Bloom family.

Jill Koslen-Freireich

Steve was a longtime fixture at University Heights Lodge. He was always kind, and welcoming to new members. While he was usually quiet, my fellow lodge brethren will remember a certain time he would always “come alive”. He was a very good man and Mason, we will all miss him.

I am very sad to hear of Dr. Bloom's passing.  I had the privilege to share professional space together with Steve early in my career.  It was a pleasure to learn from him and to help each other from time to time.  The dental community of Cleveland and the community at large was better for his service to the public, his commitment to his profession, and his caring for family and friends.  Please rest in peace. Our very deepest condolences to the entire family,
Dr. Christopher M. Connell and family

Dearest Family, ---   Words of sympathy are not enough  in expressing grief and sorrow for a loss so great.

 We send to you all,  warm hugs, and all our  love during this sad time.

I have fond memories of Cousin Steve growing up.  I know Steves smile will always be ingrained in our minds when we think of him.

Lots of Love,

Mike  and Patty Weiss

I have the honor of working with Dr. Tracy Goldman, his daughter. Truly, she is a gift sent forth from her father and  mother into the world to aid in its healing.  
"Children too are a gift from Adonai; the fruit of the womb is a reward. The children born when one is young are like arrows in the hand of a warrior. How blessed is the man who has filled his quiver with them; he will not have to be embarrassed when contending with foes at the city gate. " {Psalm 127: 3-5 Complete Jewish Bible.}

So Sorry for your loss.

We were so lucky to be welcomed into this family. We have shared so many occasions  with both Cheryl and Steven . Births, Bris, Bar and Bas Mitzvahs, birthdays, holidays always welcomed into your home.  We will miss Steven  and hope as a family to continue to care on the traditions that he helped  to create never forgetting him. 

I know he is at peace. 

Love, 
Lawrence and Helen Goldman

Sherry, Bob and Family,
My deepest condolences on the loss of your loving brother.  Beautiful words about him and sounds like he was a beautiful person, just like both of you.
With Love,
Marcy Weisman Bern

Steve was the younger brother of my best friend in high school Bob Bloom.   He was like a little brother to me.  I enjoyed his company very much although Boband I may have teased him a bit. 

When my wife and I moved to Atlanta in 2003 we needed a new dentist.   We found one and at my first appointment, in speaking with the hygienist it turned out she had worked for Steve in Cleveland and couldn’t say enough good things about him both as a person and a dentist.   

Linda and I send out sincerest condolences to the entire family.  May Steve rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of his death was my client since he graduated dental school
in high school we used double date He always was a great guy

Dearest  Sharyl and the entire family,
Wayne and I are so sorry for your loss. Steve was a superior individual that we were fortunate enough to call our friend. 
May His memory be a blessing.
Love,
Marty&Wayne.

Dear Bloom family,
My sincere condolences to all of you on the passing of your beloved husband ,father, grandfather and brother. Please know that I'm thinking of you during this very difficult time. May his memory be a blessing .
with much love,
jill strauss

Bloom family,,,,our condolences.   Barb and Steve Avner

Sending all of the Bloom family my love and heartfelt condolences on the loss of Stephen. I remember both Sharyl and him both making time to visit and see me when I made several trips to Cleveland when I was younger with my grandparents, Lil and Sam Bloom. The entire Bloom and Weiss families opened their homes to us and made us feel so welcomed. I remember how sweet and kind he was when we would get together. Wrapping my arms around you and sending you hugs as big as Texas. Love you all dearly!

Sharyl & Family: We are so terribly sorry for your great loss. Steve was a wonderful person, and we have some fond memories of him from Lodge and spending time with you all over the years. Steve will be greatly missed. Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. 
Susan, Daniel & Jillian Friedman

Deepest condolences to the entire Bloom family.
I had the privilege to know Steve since grade school.
He was the epitome of friendliness and warmth.

Dear Sharyl, Sherry, Bob, and Family,

I have known Steve and your family almost my entire life.  He was always so kind and sweet to me every time I visited your house on Wendover.  He was such a loyal, devoted, and kind brother and his spirit and memory will live on in your cherished family memories.  
Our thoughts are with you,
Rhonda & Richy

Really sorry to hear. This brings back a flood of fond memories from elementary through high school.

I want to express my condolences to the entire Bloom family.   I knew Steve since  the time we lived down the street from you on East Groveland.  He really was a great person and an outstanding and caring dentist.  May his memory be a blessing to all of you.  .

To the family , Sharyl as Stephen's wife and Bob as Stephen's brother I am so very sorry for your loss.   We all go back a long way.
I know that you have warm and loving memories of Stephen. His sense of humor is one of mine.  Peace and Love, Diana (DaMico)

We’re very sorry for your loss, Steve was truly one of the good guys

Perry and Mindy Epstein

Sharyl, Tracy, Ally, Julie and Family,  Steve and I were the closest friends since elementary school.  Some of my fondest memories growing up included Steve and later your family.  Marcia and I will miss Steve immensely and will always cherish our friendship.

Sharyl, so sorry to read about Steve. My deepest condolences to you and your family. Judy Horvitz

I  was a young girl when my cousin Sharyl started dating Steve. My sister and I fell in love with him from the start. He was so sweet to both of us and was constantly making us laugh. He never changed. Growing up,  during events or visits he was always so funny, warm hearted and kind.  I know that I will carry his memory in my heart. My husband Steve and I send our deepest condolences to Shari, Tracy, Alison, Julie and his entire family. He leaves a beautiful legacy behind.

My thoughts are with you Sheryl and your family during this difficult time. May his memory be a blessing to all of you
All my love, Elayne Stein

OBITUARY

Dr. Stephen Bloom

July 2, 1950 – January 18, 2024

Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel

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