Stephen James Kaduck

"Steve Kaduck, a devoted husband, father, pap, brother, and friend to countless people, passed away far too soon. His loss leaves an immeasurable void in the lives of those who knew and loved him. Steve was truly one of a kind, a steady rock, and a man whose impact reached far beyond his own family.
Steve was a hardworking man and “jack of all trades” throughout his life. He spent many years as a skilled upholsterer, car salesman, mechanic, and even did many home renovation projects taking pride in his work and the relationships he built along the way. He worked 6 days a week and for almost 50 years he may of missed a handful of days. Even worked when he was sick to provide for his family you just couldn't stop him. No matter the job, Steve believed in showing up, doing things the right way, and treating people with honesty and respect.
A man of deep faith, Steve was a devoted servant of God and an avid churchgoer. He gave his time as a 7th grade CCD teacher, helping guide and shape the faith of the next generation. His love for God was not only spoken but lived through kindness, generosity, and a willingness to help anyone who crossed his path. Steve never hesitated to give of himself, whether it was advice, support, or simply being there when someone needed him most. You could always rely on him to show up no matter the circumstance. 
Family was everything to Steve. He was a proud pap, stepfather, and great grandpa who loved deeply and taught life lessons not just with words, but by example. He raised his stepchildren as his own, loving them unconditionally and standing by them with the same strength and devotion he gave to all of his family.
Steve is survived by his beloved wife Sandra Anders; his brothers-Mike, Matt, Jeff; Sisters-Fran and Mary Pat. His grandchildren-Brad M. And Nikki A. And great grandchildren-Kaylee, Ethan, Emryee and Raelynn who meant the world to him; multiple nieces and nephews that could look up to him as a they would a father and as well as many extended family members and friends who were blessed to know him. 
He is preceded in death by his 2 step children Kelly Anders and Chuck Anders, his brother Tony Kaduck, and his granddaughter Joelle Mauser.
He leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, generosity, and selflessness that will live on through all who carry his lessons forward.
Steve touched lives in ways he likely never fully realized. To many, he was a mentor. To others, a protector. To all, he was someone you could count on. Though his passing feels unfair and incomprehensible, his life was a gift—one that shaped so many hearts and will never be forgotten.

He will be deeply missed, forever loved, and always remembered. Rest in peace, Steve. Until we meet again."

If schedule allows, please attend the Blessing Service this Friday, January 30, 2026, at 6 p.m. at TIMOTHY K. SLATER Funeral Services, Inc. (412-381-3337) in Mt. Oliver, 425 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15210, Rev. Stephen Kresak presiding. A time of visitation with family will follow until 8 p.m.

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