Steven Lowell Feye, 72, of Cohasset, passed away suddenly at his home on Friday, November 6, 2026.

Steve grew up on a farm in rural Nebraska, in a small town with a population of just 500 people. His childhood was shaped by the values of farm life, faith, hard work, and a close-knit community. Through eighth grade, he attended a one-room country schoolhouse, where his class of three was the largest.

A dedicated athlete, Steve earned a full athletic scholarship to Midland Lutheran College, where he played football and wrestled. Following graduation, he began his professional career with Deloitte in the Audit Practice.

What followed was an extraordinary 40-year career with the firm. Steve demonstrated exceptional leadership from his early years as a Partner. He led several of the firm’s regional audit practices including Boston and then rose to Managing Partner of the Northeast, which includes Philadelphia, New Jersey, New York, and New England. He concluded his career in a leadership position where he served as the National Managing Partner of Independence, where he oversaw risk management of the firm’s audit practice. Through all of his roles in the firm, Steve found great satisfaction in his work and continued to serve several of the firm’s most prestigious clients until the very end of his tenure.

Even in his retirement, Steve’s relentless commitment to work never faded. He served as Chairman of the Board at his alma mater and was deeply involved with the wrestling community through the NWCA. Retirement also gave him the opportunity to pursue his love of travel, taking pride in having visited all the active presidential libraries, many National Parks and a long awaited trip to the Arctic Circle.

Above all, Steve loved his family. He adored his children and took tremendous pride in their accomplishments. Right behind family, Steve’s love of college football and wrestling was undeniable. Saturdays in the fall revolved around watching his beloved Nebraska Cornhuskers (Go Big Red!) who broke his heart every year with their last-minute losses. But it was wrestling that he was the most passionate about: he lovingly spent hours watching his children compete on the mat and would drive them around the country to camps and tournaments. While the rest of America was focused on the beginning of March Madness, Steve had his own March tradition: March Matness. He attended the NCAA Wrestling Championships more than 30 times throughout his life.

Beyond his many accomplishments and passions, Steve will forever be remembered by his loved ones for his incredible devotion to and love for them. He never passed up an opportunity to help someone in need, often annoying them with the lengths he’d go to support them. Generosity and unwavering commitment were simply part of who he was.

He is survived by Corinne Meyer, his wife of 32 years, as well as their two sons, Russell and Alex, his brother, Jim Comeford (Karen), and their children Austin and Courtney, sisters-in-laws, Diane (Rob) Docherty and Carol Meyer, as well as nephews and nieces, Eric and Scott Docherty, and Lauren Amabile.

Visiting hours will be held on Friday, November 13, 2026 from 4-7pm at the McNamara-Sparrell Funeral Home-160 South Main Street, Cohasset, MA. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 11AM at St. John Lutheran Church-16 Great Road, Sudbury, MA. Interment to follow at Lakeview Cemetery, Wayland, MA.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Steve’s name may be made to DWC Charities, which supports underprivileged student wrestlers by helping fund their educational and athletic opportunities.

Contributions may be made via Venmo at @DWC_Charities or by check payable to DWC Charities and mailed to: DWC Charities 171 Lincoln Street Lowell, MA 01852.

Source: https://www.mcnamara-sparrell.com/obituaries/steven-feye