Evelyn Steinbuch Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

Evelyn M Steinbuch Cincinnati- age 91, passed away January 13, 2019, loving wife of the late Marvin Steinbuch, beloved mother of Jan (Tim) Wilson and the late Diane (Gary) Fay, dear grandmother of Cari (Doug), Kenny (Michele), Abby and Adam, great grandmother of Gracie, Tommy, Andrew, Joey, Avery and London. There will be a brief funeral service Thursday January 17, 11:30 AM with visitation starting 11 AM at Weil Funeral Home, 8350 Cornell Rd. Cinti Oh. 45249. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in honor of her grandson to ALSTDI (ALS.NET) would be appreciated. Evelyn was born in Cincinnati to her parents Harry, a hat manufacturer, and Sid, a homemaker and grew up with her brother Stanley. She attended North Avondale Schools, Walnut Hills HS and UC. In 1950 she married Marvin Steinbuch who worked as a metallurgist, and they raised their daughters in Finneytown. Evelyn enjoyed many activities as a mother- volunteering at their schools, bowling and golf leagues and fun times with friends and family. In the early 70’s she returned to the workforce at Shillito’s-first in sales and years later retiring with Lazarus as a clerical worker in the buyers’ office. Evelyn was a devoted and faithful wife when her husband was stricken with MS and was by his side and caring for him for almost 30 years. Her faithfulness has been an inspiration to those around her who witnessed her caring for Marvin with such love and endurance. Upon his death, Evelyn began to travel the world with her brother Stan and his wife Rosemary. As they cruised the world together, they enjoyed trips to Scotland, the Caribbean, Panama Canal, London, Paris, Korea, and Spain—and amazingly walked in Moscow Square, stood on the Great Wall of China, and floated in the beautiful canals of Venice- her favorite place. But Evelyn’s favorite thing to do was to be with her family. Her 2 daughters Diane and Jan brought her much joy as they shared life through the years – laughing and enjoying activities together and gathering for holidays. She loved attending her grandchildren’s sports events and hardly missed even one. Plays, concerts, art shows—Grammy Ev was there to cheer on her grandkids and great grandkids until even in her 90th year. Ev enjoyed many years of volunteer service with Christ Hosp, Drake Ctr and the Cincinnati Museum, using her clerical and data input skills. She enjoyed watching sports and especially the Reds and college football. She stayed busy enjoying life with friends and family. A full life for a beautiful and kind person. Her laugh and her faithfulness to us all will be missed beyond words.

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Evelyn Steinbuch

December 28, 1927 - January 13, 2019