So shocked to hear of Steve’s passing, so premature. A great friend and colleague for over 40 years. I feel like I have lost a brother. Rest in peace Steve, it was an honour and a privilege knowing you. …

I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Steve’s passing. I worked with Steve for more than 20 years and he was not just a colleague, he was a good friend. He had a wealth of Trade knowledge and was always happy to share it with others. Steve was a kind and honest man with a witty sense of humour and I will miss him. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time. …

Like everyone, I was so shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Steve Miller.  Although I’ve worked alongside Steve in Barclays Trade for 10 years, I never had the opportunity to work directly with him. However, I can see the devastating impact his loss has had on those who had known him for so very long and who counted him as a friend. Sending my thoughts and condolences to his wife and children and also to my colleagues who are so obviously feeling his lost very deeply.  Rest in peace Steve …

I remember joining Barclays International just order 30 years ago and working with you in those early years Steve. It’s difficult to comprehend that having worked with a colleague for such a long period of time that they can slip away so suddenly. We had a mutual trust for each other as work colleagues and family people and I feel desperately sad for those you leave behind. I shall look back at some of the fun moments we had with a smile on my face – your sense of wit will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace Steve, my thoughts are with your loving family. …

I was deeply shocked to hear the very sad news of Steve’s passing, and I am not afraid to admit tears were shed. I have worked with Steve for over 35 years, and he was more than a colleague, I considered him a friend, one that I can’t quite believe I will not see again. Steve had a wealth of knowledge that he used to great effect, but he also had a keen wit, and I think that is what I will miss most. If we ever get back to work in the office the Lunchtime Crew just will not the be same without having to guess the CDs Steve had bought at the Charity Shops the previous weekend, and how little he paid for them. I will miss the times he literally made me cry with laughter over one thing or another, usually something really stupid, but hilarious at the time. I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Jane and the family. Rest in Peace Steve you will be sorely missed   …

I still can’t believe that I am writing this it is such a shock after 20 years of working with Steve. I will remember with a smile our morning chats of what music was on the iPod playlist that day for the bus journey to work, the time and patience taken to train me on the finer points of an export letter of credit and the numerous discussions and observations on life that brought much debate and laughter to just another regular work day. Steve will be greatly missed by all of his work colleagues and my sincere condolences go out to the Miller family at this extremely sad time. …

I was deeply saddened and shocked to hear the very sad news of the loss of Steve. I had worked with Steve for over 20 years in Trade where I had admired his exceptional knowledge of Trade and always enjoyed his wit. Such a lovely caring man who will be very sadly missed. My heart goes out to his loving wife and family. …

I was deeply shocked to hear of the loss of Steve at such a young age. I had worked with Steve for many years. He was not just a colleague but a good friend too. He would often come and sit with a small group of us at lunch time. We became known as the lunch time crew. Steve would normally be the one to start off a topic of conversation for discussion from sport, holidays, pensions and sometimes even work. He would often talk about his family. Where about in the world his son was and the progress of the game of Scrabble they were having on-line. The preparations for his daughter’s wedding speech, with or without the guitar he was trying to learn to play. The trips he made to Boundary Mills with his wife to buy his beloved three piece suits. Steve would normally have a tale or two to share, if not he would instigate a game of guess which CD he had bought at the weekend. Always something to entertain us for the lunch hour, unless the morning had not gone well and his tired face would appear around the corner and he would …

I was shocked to hear the very sad news by the sudden departure of Steve.  I will miss his honest and direct approach to life.  My thoughts are with his family at this very sad time. …

I was so shocked to hear very sad news about Steve, far too young to be taken from us. I didn’t know him as well as some, but would chat to him when he would bring his scanning work over. He did have a very witty sense of humour and would make us laugh. Rest in peace Steve, and please take care of his family in this awful tragic time. …