Steve Winder

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Anestis Tsakiridis

Anna & Duncan

Thank you Steve for all the love, joy and kindness that you generously shared with your friends and family. So much love to Kathryn and your wonderful children.

Carol & Graham Fenn

Thinking of you all

Oliver Thompson

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Kamallia

Thank you Steve, you will live on in our memories!

Roberto, Donatella e Sara

Remembering the wonderful friendship that lasted for so many years, his sympathy, his kindness, his special curiosity for every new thing, his love for life and his great goodness. A hug to the family and heartfelt condolences

Jane and James Hall

Our TPT 'buddy' became a great and valued friend- always fun and interested, with an infectious zest for life. Such a kind and talented human, taken far too soon. ❤️

Matthew Holley

An amazing friend and colleague.

Andrew Winder

Sorry I couldn't make the funeral but watched it online; so sad to see but perfectly done with plenty of lovely and funny touches. Emma's speech was wonderful and must have been so heartbreaking to write and to do. You all did Steven justice. He was brilliant on so many levels and a fab guy who had so much more to give. Love to you all xx

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Rachel Bartlett

With love to you all.

Freek Van Eeden

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Freek van Eeden

With sympathy

Doug & Gail Stirling

Remembering Steve and with love to Kathryn, Sophie, Tanya, Emma, Callum and Imogen.

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Mike and Gillian Morrow

With love and thanks.

Mike and Gillian Morrow

With love and thanks.

Mike and Gillian Morrow

With love and thanks.

Marian

Remembering a great scientist, supervisor & friend. My thoughts are with Kathryn & family x

Aga

In memory of Steve Winder, a brilliant mind, with unmatched wit, and a passionate cyclist. This donation to the Woodland Trust is made so that others can continue to enjoy the great outdoors just as he did. Ride on, Steve.

Jen Angus

In memory of Steven and the many fabulous family memories. Thank you. Jen xxxx

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Meruert and Radmir

Thank you, Steve, for all your kindness and support. We will always remember you with gratitude.

Rosalie Ayscough

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Jill and Jenny Winder

with love

Philip Ingham

Happy memories of our chats as we walked around Sheffield or over beers in SingaporeI. I will miss these as well as your posts on Strava and Facebook. A final "Kudos" to you Steve - thank you for being a loyal friend and colleague.

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Helen and David

In memory of a great friend and colleague

Carole Green and Darrell Brooks

So many memories of walking in the lakes and peaks, drinking beer and putting the world to rights ! Oh and visiting you on the first day you all moved in to almost every new house. Steve...such a kind, funny, astute, clever, fair, adventurous, amazingly upbeat bloke who loved to meet people and share ideas and who really took time to get to know you, over a beer or on some kind of outdoor activity! Always super proud of his kids and let's face it they are all wonderful, talented humans🙂. His deep love for Kathryn was always so evident, the kind of strong, respectful, caring partnership and team that is so rare. His death is so tragic and cruel and far, far too soon. Steve, my friend who made things so much brighter just by your presence, I will think of you when I see the shining stars of The Plough and remember you.

Jo Wallis

To an old school chum. I will remember you; in the stars (specifically the plough), whenever I hear Bowie's Starman (though never ever like I heard it sung in Sheffield today) and when enjoying a Brewdog beer (though I know you didn't approve of the AF versions). 🍻 ✨

Anne-Gaelle Borycki

In memory of you, Steve, your friendliness and support. We'll miss you.

Liz and Carl Smythe

In memory of Steve, a valued colleague and friend.

Chris Moore

Steve has made such a positive mark on my life as he has with countless others. He will be sorely missed.

Laura Jacobs

In memory of Steve, for his support and mentorship always with kindness and humour.

Elena Rainero

Thank you Steve for welcoming me in Sheffield, you're always been there for me and incredibly helped in setting up my lab. You'll always be in my thoughts

Stella Christou

May you continue to do great work

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Philip & Susan

In loving memory of a guy who certainly lived life to the full. We shall miss you.

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Manoj Kumar Valluru

John Hamshaw Thomas

I really enjoyed Steve's company & sense of humour on our trail clearing sessions on the cycleway by the Parkway. It will never be quite the same.

Barbara & David

Thinking of you Kathryn and family.

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Bruce Mayer

So sad to hear of the loss of a wonderful and brilliant colleague. I will fondly remember Steve whenever I see a lone figure in the distance trekking the Alps

Chris and Jo Chinn

Kevin Barsby

Everyone should try and leave a positive mark from their life and Steve managed to leave his with a world wide reputation in his scientific work. So glad he realised there is more to life than work though and followed his dream for a few years in pursuit of true happiness with family and friends. A privilege to have had you as a work colleague Steve. Bless you and yours.

Simon Wright

So sad that you have left us, you were an inspiration to so many during your life time including myself. Rest in peace Steve.

James Nuttall

In memory of Steve and his love of the outdoors. A fitting way to help protect the environment he cared so much about for future generations. Our thoughts are with you all. James, Alex, April & Harriet x

Andrew Ayscough

Remembering Steve on country walks and his love of the outdoors and cycling. With much love Andrew, Nicky, Sophie and Ben

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Mike & Cat Hammer

Hoping this will help carry on Steve's good work

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Gosia Wells

Very saddened by this loss.

Timothy Riley

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Peter Andrews

I was very sad to lose a good friend and colleague. He contributed significantly to our understanding of the mechanisms underlying muscular dystrophy. My deepest sympathies to Kathryn and his family

David Drubin and Georjana Barnes

Our deepest sympathies. We have such fond memories of Steve and are so sorry for your loss.

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