Bob Steuber

1921–1996 (age 75)

Biography

Bob Steuber was known for his approachable nature and willingness to be involved in whatever life placed before him. He found joy in meaningful work and in connecting with people from all walks of life.

He is remembered for the warmth he extended, the stories he shared, and the way he lifted others simply by being present. His steady and generous heart left a lasting imprint on friends and family.

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