Birth date: Nov 28, 1943 Death date: Dec 23, 2020
Armin A. Steigerwald, 77, of Syracuse, passed away peacefully on December 23, 2020 at Iroquois Nursing Home. He was born in Weisen, Germany to the late Philipp and Irene (Budel) Steigerwald. Armin owned and operated Steigerwald’s Read Obituary
Armin....my good friend and neighbor..letting my grandkids sit on your horses..or us drinking beer in the barn...always had fun with you.....Bill ....
He was the best boss anyone would want. He baked the best baked items anyone tasted. His mom used to come in the bakery at christmas time. Armin RIP. You will be remembered by many. Say hi to Marie for me.
May you rest with all the Black Rose's
P Vice
My condolences go out to Armins Family,
From the very first day on Grant Blvd when Armin & Deiter burned rubber coming out of the meat market every time they drove away I laughed aloud. We all became good friends for all these years and I will always remember the laughs we had. Rest In Peace Big Guy and not being an original you were one of da Nort Siders to all of us guys with your brother too.
I'm so sorry to hear of Armin's passing and send my sincere sympathy to his family. I met Armin when he worked at Split Rock Elementary School. Armin was truly one of a kind. He was a good friend who was always eager to help out with anything I needed in my classroom. He had a great sense of humor that put a smile on my face daily. I have fond and funny memories of him as I reminisce about those days. He's still putting a smile on my face!
Armin , I’m thinking of you today and smiling because I remember you always making me smile and joking around when we saw each other . I also remember the day you came to trim my big Christmas Trees in my back yard and told Liz and I to stay out of the way . You needed a bigger ladder and you went to my neighbors and borrowed one and gave him a bottle of your Homemade Wine , you had some in your Vehicle probably because you were always giving Your wine to friends and was so proud of making it yourself . My neighbor said I hope that men needs something from me again when he comes to your house that wine was great LOL! So many of us will miss you so much and your giving heart . Rest In Peace my friend and Cousin .
Armin was a great step grandpa, he welcomed our family with open arms. Him and my husband shared a special bond for their love of cars. He was loved by many and will be missed by all who knew him, it is such a sad situation, but know you are in a better place. Until we meet again we will honor and cherish your life. Armin was an all around wonderful man and we were very lucky to share many memories with him!
Dear brother in law, I look at this page, and I still don’t want to believe your gone! I am so sorry, and upset, we didn’t get to see you again, because of this covid. Everything that happened to you from start to finish, was so unfair. You didn’t deserve it. Part of me, knows, your in a better place, the other part of me, knowing your gone, and how you left, breaks my heart. I will miss you forever, you were the best! Rest easy💗
My condolences to Armin’s family. I have special memories of this very giving man.He made our wedding cake as a gift to us in 1986! He was a very special human being,May he Rest In Peace.
Robin and Tom Williams
I would like to express my sincerest condolences to Armin's family. Seeing his smiling face in this picture instantly took me back to the late 1980s, when my husband (then boyfriend) and I rented an apartment above the bakery. Such a wonderful, kind man. I can still smell that bread!
-Laurie Hotchkiss
