Year     1973
Name     James Emerson Steinke
Yearbook     Steinke, James
Status      Deceased - 5/28/2012 Baltimore, MD
Bio     STEINKE , James E. passed away On May 28, 2012 James Emerson Steinke . Beloved significant other of Mary R. Carey. Devoted father of Mary E. Steinke and her siblings James Barton Steinke, Nicholas Carey and and Sarah Carey. Loving grandfather of Serabella Mullineaux. Dear brother of William Steinke, Elizabeth Steinke, Mark Steinke and the late Mary Lou Reinhard. Also survived by many other loving relatives and friends. Friends may call at the family owned Leonard J. Ruck, Inc. Funeral Home 5305 Harford Road (at Echodale) on Thursday 2- 4 & 6-8pm. A Funeral Service will be held at the Roland Park Presbyterian Church on Friday at 9am. Interment Arlington National Cemetery due notice of date and time. In lieu of flowers , memorial donations may be made to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 1500 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 200 Manhattan Beach, CA 90266. www.RuckFuneralHomes.com. Published in Baltimore Sun on May 30, 2012

After graduation, I attended college for three years, got married, then dropped out. I bummed around for a couple of years, got divorced, then got back on track by joining the Army. I spent a couple of years as a Green Beret, spending a lot of time in Africa. Then I went to Officer Candidate School and became an Engineer Officer. The Army sent me back to school to finish my Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics. I've since earned two masters Degrees in Applied Mathematics and Acquisition. I've spent 24 years in the Army and am currently stationed in Korea. I'll return to Kansas City to be the Deputy Commander of the KC District Corps of Engineers in July. I remarried nine years ago to Barbara Axton who was a Chrisman High Cheerleader. I have a son James, who's 27; a daughter, Mary who's 22, and a grand daughter who'll turn two in August. I'm really looking forward to the reunion!
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1973 Upcoming Events:      
5/1/2024 / 1:00:00 PM - Jerry R. Williams, nationally recognized sculptor, artist and Professor Emeritus, University of Oregon will make a major gift to Van Horn High School. Jerry is a VH Alumni (1960) and will be gifting a Falcon sculpture he created to VH at this time. All school alumni are welcome to attend.