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Steven Mohring, 65, of Port St. Lucie, Florida, and formerly of Shirley, New York,
passed away on February 23, 2026, as the result of injuries he sustained in an accident.
Born on December 9, 1960, in Rockville Centre, New York, he was the son of the
late Herbert J. Mohring and Eileen Wood (Matthews).
Steve will be lovingly remembered by his partner, Noreen Gadonniex; his
daughter, Stephany Mohring; his mother, Eileen Wood; his sisters, Deborah Attard (Bill),
Donna Gargiulo (Ronnie), and Michelle Golding (Jeff); his brothers, John Michael
Mohring and William Wood, sisters-in-law, Veronica Mohring and Melissa Wood, as well
as numerous nieces and nephews, whom he adored. He was preceded in death by his
beloved brother, John Mohring.
After serving in the United States Marine Corps., Steve was employed for many
years by the United States Postal Service. He proudly served as a Union
Representative for the APWU (American Postal Workers Union) in Long Island, New
York, and considered it an honor to assist postal service employees with their needs.
After retirement from the Postal Service, Steve moved to Port St. Lucie, Florida,
where he resided for several years. His passion became the game of Bridge. Initially,
he studied the rules and how to play the game; then he became a member of the
Cascades Duplicate Bridge Club; and, eventually, he served as Treasurer of the Club
and was taking courses to become a Director. He also enjoyed riding his motorcy cle,
following NASCAR and the New York football teams, and attending numerous concerts
and theater events with his partner, Noreen. He was a strong believer in Democracy,
equality, and the United States Constitution.
Steve will be remembered for his kindness, willingness to help others,
unwavering integrity, and love for his family and friends.
A military burial will take place at the family•s convenience at Calverton National
Cemetery in Calverton, New York.
Donations would be welcome to the Wounded Warrior Project or Vietnam
Veterans of America, which were two of Steve·s favorite charities.
Our caring professionals are here to assist you and your family during this difficult time. We are available 24 hours, 7 days a week to assist in immediate arrangements or pre-arrangements.
Clifton W. Johnson
April 12, 2026, 12:30 pm
I am just learning of Steve’s passing. To the family, Steve was a very astute union rep who taught me a great deal about certain process relative to his maintenance craft. He had a keen knowledge of his craft and could approach grievance work with spot assuredness that made him an asset to the Long Island Area Local. When he first retired, I would continue to reach out to him to ask questions. I eventually stopped calling him about work as I felt he had served his time and deserved to enjoy his retirement. I still speak of his great work with other in his craft.
As a newer work colleague, i didnt get to know his personal side as he transferred to another local shortly after my ascension in the ranks. He is a respected man and his efforts were noticed and missed. Continued blessings to the family, and we all that you for the chance to work and know your son, nephew, brother, and cousin.
Dave Sarnacki
April 13, 2026, 2:04 am
Steve was a great Unionist and I was happy to have known him and work with him on Union issues. Sorry to hear about his untimely passing doing what he loved to do. Ride his Harley