Stephen A. (Ninja) McIntosh, 67, passed away July 6, at his residence. There will be no services at this time.
Stephen was born January 21, 1959, in Watertown, the son of Richard E. and Grace V. Burlingame McIntosh. He graduated from Adams School.
After his father’s death, Stephen and his mom moved to Clayton from Adams.
Ninja washed dishes at various establishments in the Clayton area for years and helped people with various projects.
He was a member of the Sons of the American Legion Colon-Couch Post 821 and volunteered at the Legion and the Clayton Fire Department at many different functions over the years.
Ninja is survived by many cousins and close friends, who he shared many laughs with.
Donations can be made in his name to the American Legion Colon-Couch Post 821, 518 Riverside Drive, Clayton, New York 13624 or the Clayton Volunteer Fire Department, 855 Graves St., Clayton, New York, 13624.
Arrangements are with the T.R. Jetty Funeral Home in Clayton.
Condolences can be made at trjetty.com
Justin Taylor
Nija had a good heart and was willing to help others. RIP
dale C HARVEY
I HAVE KNOWN NINJA FOR YEARS HE HELPOUT AT THE CLAYTON FIRE WHEN I WAS CHIEF HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO KNOW HIM RIP MY FREIND UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN
Liz Tackett-Forshaw
Steven will forever be a part of my heart. He greeted me every morning at my place of employment and his residence.It Truly made his mornings to joke and aggravate me. I miss You my buddy Ninja. My mornings aren’t the same. Knowing you’re in a better place helps to heal my heart ❤️
Mike bauter
Ninja you were a great person. You helped the SAL so many times. Everybody needs a Ninja in their life RIP my friend
Tim Pacific
It was a Honor to have you as a friend ,fishing buddy, drinking buddy & great person to have around. You will always be in my Heart and missed terribly!
REST IN PEACE NINJA!
Kelly Winters
I enjoyed talking to Ninja and will certainly miss seeing him wheeling around Clayton. Rest in peace Ninja!
Charlie Stage
A good man, a good ice fishing companion and I will miss our conversations while you fished off the docks.
RIP Ninja
I will remember you.