Nina M. Steel
March 2, 1984 ~ June 21, 2025
Born in: Rochester, New Hampshire
Resided in: Rochester, New Hampshire
Nina Marie Steel
March 2nd 1984 – June 21st 2025
Nina was a devoted mother, daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece. Known for her kind heart and loving spirit, she never hurt a soul. Her warm energy and ability to make anyone feel welcome made her a true social butterfly. She had a natural gift for connecting with others and bringing joy into their lives.
Nina was deeply spiritual and carried herself with grace, compassion, and quiet strength. She was also one of the hardest working people you could ever meet. She worked as the head server at Revolution Tap and Grill, where she was admired by both customers and co-workers for her dedication and charm. On her days off, she worked for Country Picker as a mover, a job that showed just how strong she truly was. In fact, she was stronger than most men and never backed down from a challenge.
We will remember Nina every time we are surrounded by nature, when we see butterflies dancing in the breeze, heart-shaped rocks on a trail, sand dollars and seashells at the shore, or the soft glow of a sunset. Her spirit will live on in these quiet, beautiful moments.
She is preceded in death by Verna Potvin & David Steel.
She is survived by, her beloved children Crystalyn Lowell, Bryleigh Plateroti, Ari Plateroti, Jace Blanchard, her loving parents Katherine & Brian Dubetsky, her father Roger Corriveau. Her siblings, Roger Corriveau Jr, Sherry Harris, Carrie Bedell, Dawn Maskell, Curtis Maskell, Brandon Corriveau. Her cherished sisters who were her lifelong best friends, Kayla Dubetsky & Chelsea Bertrand. Her beloved grandmother Janice Steel. Her life long friend who remained close throughout the years, Anna Walker. In addition to her immediate family, she was surrounded by a large and loving circle of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends.
Nina brought her creative spirit into every part of her life, leaving behind not just memories, but handmade treasures, thoughtful words, and inspired hearts.
Nina leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and strength that’s will never be forgotten. Her warmth, kindness and beautiful spirit will continue to inspire us to grow and love every day.
Celebration of life will be held on Saturday, June 28 from 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at Trains Tavern in Lebanon, ME.
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Celebration of Life: June 28, 2025 1:00 pm - June 26, 2025 5:00 pm
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You’re the most beautiful, amazing, kindest person.
I’m so grateful to have been your Aunt Michelle 💕 RIP my pretty .
I will forever love you! You were truly my favorite niece! Always will be in my heart! I love you Nina Marie, until we meet again, rest easy my sweet niece. 😘💔😭
It still doesn’t feel real. I can’t wrap my head around the fact that you’re gone. I feel you everywhere in the quiet moments, in the laughter, in the memories that come rushing in. I know you’re still with us somehow.
I wish I could hug you one more time.
I don’t have much family, but the little bit I do have means the world to me. Losing any part of that is absolutely devastating. You were someone I’ve looked up to since I was a little girl the coolest, most amazing person I knew. It breaks my heart that you’re not here.
But I’m so grateful for the time we did have. I feel incredibly lucky to have called you my cousin. I’ll carry you with me, always.
I love you forever 💛
I will forever remember every single good time we had together and there are sooo many. Cause it was always chaos and shenanigans with us. Just living life to the fullest and having fun. I’m blessed to have known such an incredible, crazy, wild spirit
in the best of ways, our beautiful Nina. I feel like they were some of my most important, lived years with the most amazing memories. Before darkness took over. I’m glad you were there for the good life. I will forever cherish those memories.
I wish I could fix everything. My heart is broken. There’s so many things I wish I could say/do. I wish I could give you the biggest longest hug and tell you how much you did mean to me. And how much I forever loved you. And always will. I hope you know…. 🖤 You will never be forgotten love.
My deepest condolences go to your beautiful family and your friends.
Fly high beautiful Nina, you’ll be forever missed, but never forgotten.
Blazing ‘cross the evening sky
Gone too soon
You could always make me smile. I will remember you with joy and love.
Oh my beautiful sweet girl, I still can’t believe you are gone, you were my favorite Cousin. I will continue to celebrate our birthdays together every year having a shot for the both of us. And I will forever love and cherish the memories of you, until we meet again you rest in peace knowing how loved you are by everyone that had the privilege to call you family or friend. I love you girl.
Our paths crossed ever so briefly, my cousin. I knew then what everyone else knows—you were a live wire, a shining star. That’s why people were so drawn to you.
My heart breaks for all who knew and loved you… including me, as I missed time with you.
Your smile is emblazoned in my mind forever.