I met Ken at Charlestown Retirement Community. He was the mailman for the Cross Creek Building and I was the receptionist.We developed a special friendship over the time that we worked together until he retired.At that time he invited me to his home where I met his mom( a very sweet lady), we walked down to the beach(he also invited my grand-daughter to come with me).He enjoyed giving me a hard time with the Ravens(I was a Colts fan).we kept in touch by phone and e-mails when we were able to. He was a very dear friend whom I will always miss.--

Dave, Steve, Miss Ellen & Family,
My deepest sympathy.  I will always fondly remember Kenny as a great friend while growing up.  Love, Chuck (Davis, CA)

I am sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He was a good person. One that I knew growing up. My prayers are with the family. 
Norma Hensler Davis

Dear Ellen, Steven and David,
  It was with much sadness that I read about Kenny.  He was my fist little person to babysit.  I'll always remember the fun trips with all of you to Gwynn Oak. It is never easy to lose a loved one, but I think this time of the year it is even more difficult.  Sending my love and payers to all of your family. 
       With my Very Deepest Sympathy,
           Barbara Sue (Mack) Bonicker

To the Steinrucken family.  I'm sorry I couldn't attend Saturday service but know my thoughts and prayers are with you all.  The last twelve years I got to know Ken.  He used to tell funny stories about where he worked at the post office.  He was an avid Ravens fan and he love to follow the stock market.  He loved his soft crab sandwich and eating crabs and shrimp.  He had strong knowledge of landscaping trees and plants.  He will be truly missed!

Ken and I were classmates, knew you since elementary and high school. We used to discuss our eye problem as we both had a lazy eye. You gave me encouragement and it was appreciated. RIP my friend....was hoping our paths would cross again.
Myra R. Layman/Voggenauer

Ken was our mailman here at Charlestown, 
i talked to hime on the phone several times. Very sorry to hear of his death.

Miss Ellen, Steve and David -

Please know that you have been in our thoughts and prayers since we heard the news. We are sorry that we will not be there on Saturday, but please know that you have our full support and love.

Love always,

Steve, Susan and Will

I remember as a young kid going over to
Ken Sr's house off of shelbournr Rd.  And i remembered the 2 boys including Kennny, Jr.
The steinruckens were very nicy folks as I remember.
My sympathy and blessings to all of you
at this special time.

by Ray Hartman, Jr.( Circle Drive ) &
( Monumental Life )

Mr Kenny,He Loved them Revans,I,m Sorry to hear of his passing,My Condolinces to the family

Ken was a great friend and we enjoyed many good times together over the years. Judy and I hope that the fond memories your family has of Ken will help sustain you at this difficult time.  We will miss him.

Miss E., Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. I talked with Stephen and Patty (who is in Florida) and both send you their love. - Al & Jan Severn

Dave,
Anita & I are so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother, it is especially hard this time of year to lose a loved one.  We will keep you in our thoughts & prayers.
Richard Gerber & Anita Miller

Dear Aunt Ellen & Family, Our thoughts are with you at this time of sorrow. Beverly & Bob Gerring

Even though we were both retired we stayed in touch with one another,occasionally had lunch together to talk about stocks. Good guy, I'll miss him!

Dave - 
To you and your family, my deepest sympathy. I am sorry not to be able to attend but please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

OBITUARY

Kenneth Loren Steinrucken Jr.

24 March, 1950 – 19 December, 2012

Sterling-Ashton-Schwab-Witzke Funeral Home of Catonsville, Inc.

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