Samuel
Samuel Slater
d. September 13, 2020
On Sunday, September 13th, 2020, Samuel Slater passed away at the age of 32. Sam was born in Orlando, Florida on May 21st, 1988. He graduated from Francis Howell Central High School and continued an elite education program at Saint Charles Community College and obtained his RHIT. Sam was a Coding Specialist for BJC Healthcare for 6 years.
Sam is survived by his mother, Kathy; father, Timothy; sister, Joanne; sister, Jackie (Matthew); brother, Jake (Christina Saguto Yeager); niece, Savannah; nephew, Beau; grandmother, Alice; Two Unnamed Fish.
Sam was an avid music lover and frequented many concerts such as The Midnight and Coldplay. He had a vast appreciation for reading any and all books; Stephen King, Harry Potter, GOT, and his favorite, the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. He was a season pass holder with The STL Symphony Orchestra and loved classical music. He had a wonderful collection of nerdy (yet super cool) memorabilia. He loved art and history and couldn't get enough of learning. He enjoyed the outdoors and camping. He absolutely loved coffee. He was just getting into candle and soap making. He was a man of exuberant wit and immense brilliance.
A memorial open house gathering will be held in the lower level of Tompkins by The Rack house on Main Street in historic Saint Charles, MO on September 26th from noon-2:30 PM. He started a volunteer team with MO Stream Teams, so donations and/or volunteering with this organization in his honor is greatly appreciated.
Sam is survived by his mother, Kathy; father, Timothy; sister, Joanne; sister, Jackie (Matthew); brother, Jake (Christina Saguto Yeager); niece, Savannah; nephew, Beau; grandmother, Alice; Two Unnamed Fish.
Sam was an avid music lover and frequented many concerts such as The Midnight and Coldplay. He had a vast appreciation for reading any and all books; Stephen King, Harry Potter, GOT, and his favorite, the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. He was a season pass holder with The STL Symphony Orchestra and loved classical music. He had a wonderful collection of nerdy (yet super cool) memorabilia. He loved art and history and couldn't get enough of learning. He enjoyed the outdoors and camping. He absolutely loved coffee. He was just getting into candle and soap making. He was a man of exuberant wit and immense brilliance.
A memorial open house gathering will be held in the lower level of Tompkins by The Rack house on Main Street in historic Saint Charles, MO on September 26th from noon-2:30 PM. He started a volunteer team with MO Stream Teams, so donations and/or volunteering with this organization in his honor is greatly appreciated.
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