Steve "The Count" Dominic Gronas

(1945 - 2009)

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Joe Butera

I met Steve through his brother George at the Kontinentals Cruise Night the summer of 2004. He was class act.

I was sorry to hear of your lose.

With respect,

Joe Butera

Richard Perez

Hi my name is Rich and I'm from Pontiac Mi. I never knew Steve in Michigan but I met him in Las vegas..he was here doing a car show and he wandered into a bar where my group The NiteKings was playing...we sang a song that I learned in Detroit by the Enchanters called "There Goes a Pretty Girl"...When we finished i walked to the bar and stood next to Steve and to my amazement he said that was one of his favorite songs and asked me where I learned it(never ran into anyone who knew that song but me) but as they say "the rest is history" We saw each other everytime he came to town...we talked about all the musicians we knew back in Detroit..I will miss those visits and those great talks..Steve knew a lot of music and I'm sure he blowing a tune or two now. God Bless and condolences to family and friends Rich

Mrs. Count

Here is an excerpt from soulful detroit to Lynn Bruce when he got sick and had to get chemo. Remember this picture last year at SUBU's,
that was July 10, 2005 see the bandages on my neck from the biopsy, 2wo weeks latter was the bad news and look at me now. (nov 25, 2006)
We will rap some more when we get together or kall me.
Hey, i see your new girlfriend got that job at metro airport,
SNIFFIN LUGAGE.

Maximum Ink Magazine

This is from Maximum Ink Music Magazine Obituaries of Rock Stars..see October 2009 notices
Steve Gronas (aka The Count) - Died 10-22-2009 - Lymphoma (Rock) He was 64 years old - Drummer - Was a member of The Five Invictas - Worked with Jamie Coe And The Gigolos, Del Shannon and The Royal Tones.

PAMELA A BROWN KOVARIK

STEVEN,

YOU WILL BE MISSED MORE THAN YOU KNOW. EVERY NIGHT AT 10 PM WHEN YOU TAKE MY HAND AND WE SAY OUR PRAYERS. I KNOW I HAD A FRIEND THAT I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REPLACE. EVER. SEE YOU WHERE THE BIRDS SING, FLOWERS ARE IN FULL BLOOM AND SMELL OH SO GOOD.MANY TIMES I TOLD YOU THE LORD ONLY WANTS THE BEST OF THE BEST. YOU WERE IT. MY BROTHER, MY FRIEND, AND SO MUCHMORE.

SEE YOU TONIGHT.

LOVE,

YOUR PRINCESS

Jerry Still

I met Steve about 1999 through Jimmy (The Weasel) Orlando. I've never met a person like Steve in my whole life (68).

He loved everybody and everybody who ever came in contact with him loved him. In the ten years that I knew him, I never herd him say a bad word about anyone.

He is the most talented high I.Q. person that I ever knew. He designed, built and painted beautiful custom cars/rods and bikes. He was a radio disk jockey at one time. Drummer in the 50's for the Teen Angels. His work found the covers of many hot rod magazines. He was president of the Dearborn MI Kontinentals custom car club. He was a do whop singer. He had the quickest mind and the best sense of humor on this earth. These are only a few of his many talents.

My deepest sympathies to his wife, daughter, and all the people that he has touched with his friendship in his short time on this earth.

I wish that I would have just called one last time to talk with him. I'm really hurting...Go with God, my brother. You well surely be at the Lord's side.

The world has lost a very, very special person.

Jerry Still

Steve on Drums playing Black and Blue