He spent his early years in San Mateo before his family moved to Groveland, California, when he was five years old. Steven graduated from Sonora Union High School in 1996 and soon began working as a computer machinist in Tuolumne County, laying the foundation for a career he took great pride in.

In the early 2000s, Steven made Texas his home, where his dedication and skill led him to become Director of Machining at Paradigm Manufacturing. He was widely respected for his strong work ethic, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Steven genuinely cared for those he worked with, believing in mentorship, teamwork, and creating a workplace built on trust and mutual respect.

Outside of his career, Steven had a deep passion for custom cars and enjoyed watching professional car racing. He was also an avid baseball fan and loved attending country music concerts, often sharing those experiences with the people closest to him.

Steven lived in Thrall with his fiancée, Alisha Delancey, and her son, Braden Raesz, whom he cared for deeply. He was also a devoted father figure to Ashlyn Herman and as a grandfather figure to her three children.

Steven leaves behind a loving family who meant the world to him, including his mother, JoAnn Crivello, whose love and support shaped his life; his brother, Joseph Crivello IV, his sister-in-law, Mary Crivello, and their three children, of whom he was a proud uncle.

Steven will be remembered for his kindness, leadership, and the lasting impact he made on the lives of all who knew him.

A Celebration of Steven’s life is being planned for January 2026, with details to be shared at a later date.