Heather is a lifelong resident of the Tri-State area. She attended both Port Jervis and Delaware Valley schools. Heather is an Orange County Community College graduate where she studied physical therapy. She has been employed at Garnet Health Medical Center - Catskills Campus for 14 years in the rehab department as a PTA, with a focus on outpatient physical therapy. Heather spent several years as a Girl Scout leader for her daughter's troop and always received great joy watching every game or sporting event her children participated in. Heather’s greatest accomplishment is being the mother of 3 beautiful children, Meagan, Steven, and Colin. Heather has been married for nearly 30 years to her husband, Jeff Quinn, whom she resides with in Sparrowbush, NY. Heather enjoys time at the beach, hiking, and photography. In recent years, Heather has been working on visiting all of the National and State Parks in a desire to see the beautiful country we live in. 

Heather was the driving force in getting the foundation up and running in 2024. It started as part of her grieving process in doing something to honor her son, Steven, and keep his memory alive while carrying on his legacy by quietly helping those in the community in need. Heather is committed to ensuring Steven is never forgotten but lives on through those who cherish his memories, share stories of his kindness, and embody the values he stood for in their daily lives. 

Jeff Quinn is a lifelong resident of the Tri-State area, having grown up along the Delaware River in West End, a neighborhood in Port Jervis, NY. Jeff has resided for the last 30 years in Sparrowbush, NY with his wife, Heather. He is the proud father of Meagan, Steven, and Colin. Jeff graduated from Port Jervis Schools, as his children did, and went on to learn the construction trade when he worked several years for Ast Construction before branching out and starting his own company, Quinn Construction. Jeff continues to run and operate Quinn Construction, which has been around for the last 30 + years. He’s been a member of Pole Bridge Hunting Club for over 45 years, has held various positions on the Club’s board, and is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Jeff spent several years helping coach little league for both of his boys and is an avid outdoorsman. Jeff’s love for hunting, fishing, trap shooting, reloading, and hiking rubbed off on his children at a young age. Jeff fostered a passion for the great outdoors in his children and taught them all they needed to know about hunting, fishing, and gun safety. Family means everything to Jeff and he enjoys spending time and exercising his Golden Retrievers. 

Jeff is eager to work with the foundation’s board members to honor his son’s legacy. He is excited to make a difference and help individuals in the community, just as his son lived his life doing. Jeff is dedicated to making sure that Steven is always remembered, continuing his legacy through those who hold his memories dear, and incorporating the values Steven embodied through the foundation.

Meagan Quinn grew up in Sparrowbush, NY, and resides in Albany County, NY. Meagan is the oldest sister to Steven and Colin and the daughter of Jeff and Heather Quinn. She graduated from Port Jervis High School in 2016 and received her Associate's Degree from Orange County Community College in 2018. Meagan attended SUNY New Paltz, earning her Bachelor of Science Degree in Early Childhood/Childhood Education with a concentration in English in 2020 and a Master of Science Education Degree in Teaching Students with Disabilities in 2022. Meagan is an elementary school teacher at the Greenville CSD where she teaches 5th grade ELA and Social Studies. Meagan enjoys spending time with her family, along with hunting, trap shooting, and hiking with her dogs. 

Meagan is passionate about carrying on her brother Steven’s legacy and is excited and honored to serve as a board member of the foundation. She is committed to giving back and supporting individuals and families during their most challenging times. Meagan looks forward to working with the other board members to create a meaningful impact while offering hope, resources, and a helping hand to those in need, just as her brother Steven did. She will do whatever it takes to make sure her brother Steven is remembered and lives on through the lives of others. 

Colin Quinn is a resident of Sparrowbush, NY where he grew up alongside his brother and best friend, Steven. Colin is also the youngest brother to Meagan and a son to Jeff and Heather. Colin graduated from Port Jervis High School and the Orange-Ulster BOCES Program for Heavy Equipment in 2021. He attended Southeast Lineman Training Center where he graduated in 2022. Colin has been an official member at Pole Bridge Hunting Club since 2020, but has been actively involved there since he was a young boy with his brother and father. Steven and Colin could always be found together and shared the same interests – working, hunting, fishing, golfing, and spending time with their close group of friends. Steven and Colin shared a love of country music and went to concerts together often. 

Colin is deeply devoted to continuing his brother Steven’s legacy and feels both thrilled and privileged to be a board member of the foundation. He is determined to give back and assist individuals and families during their toughest of times. He is committed to ensuring Steven is honored and that his memory lives on through the lives of others.

Mike Quinn is a lifelong resident of the Tri-State area, having grown up in Port Jervis, NY alongside his brothers, Jeff, Scott, and John Quinn. He has been married since 1990 to Cathy and currently lives in Sandyston, NJ. Mike and Cathy are the proud parents of their daughter, Kaleigh, and son, Michael, as well as two grandsons, Huk and Wiley. Mike attended Port Jervis Schools, Orange County Community College, and the New York State Police Academy. Mike's 29 year career in the New York State Police included various assignments as a Trooper, in addition to several supervisory positions. Upon retirement, Mike worked with IRONMAN Triathlon Group and traveled throughout the United States where he was responsible for managing IRONMAN triathlon races. Mike enjoys running, cycling, and woodworking. Most importantly, he loves spending time with his family and two Golden Retrievers, Macy and Bowie. 

Mike is an uncle to Steven, as well as his Godfather. Mike holds a strong sense of family values and is honored to be part of the foundation. He is passionate about carrying on Steven's willingness to help others by assisting the foundation team in achieving its goal of helping members of the community in their time of need.

Nick Savino is a lifelong resident of Orange County, New York. He graduated from Port Jervis High School in 2013, attended Southeast Lineman Training Center where he graduated in 2015, and served 6 years in the Air Force Air National Guard. Nick is a Lineman for Orange and Rockland Utilities. He is known as Steven’s “older” brother and could always be found near Steven’s side. Nick met Steven when he was 15 and quickly realized the kind of person he was – a hardworking young man who always wanted to help out whenever and wherever he could. 

Nick is willing to do whatever it takes to carry on Steve’s legacy and give a helping hand to those who need it. He’s honored to be a part of this beautiful foundation and is looking forward to working with the team to continue bringing the community together in Steven’s honor. 

Karen is a resident of Sparrowbush, NY and has lived in this small tight knit community for the majority of her life. She graduated from Port Jervis in 1990 and went to SUNY New Paltz where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. Karen has two young adult children, Lindsey and Tyler, and is married to her husband, Greg. Karen has been employed by the Port Jervis City School District since 2013.

Karen knew Steven well as he was close friends with her son, Tyler. The two spent countless days and nights together hunting, fishing, and enjoying numerous additional outdoor activities. Steven was the epitome of an outdoorsman. Karen remembers Steven was always willing to lend a hand with any project or task, no matter how big or small, and regardless of the time of day or night. 

Karen is excited to work with the team to help carry the many memories she and others have of Steven forward in order to help deserving individuals achieve their aspirations. She is proud to have been selected to participate in this endeavor and work with such a worthy and generous foundation. Karen knows Steven would be humbled if he were here to witness the community coming together to honor him.