Walter W. Steinmann

Mrs. Steinmann,

Our Father does bless and cherish His own. You and your family are well cherished.

Karen Bishp

Dear Nita,

My wife, Sarah DeWiit Thomsen, and I regret reading of Walter's passing. He was Sarah's classmate from the first grade all the way through High School. I joined them there, having attended Provident Heights and West Junior.

Walter was a delightful and entertaining person and chose a wonderful vocation to follow. We are fortunate to have known him.

Robert (Toddy), Sarah DeWitt Thomsen WHS Class 0f 1943

Dear Mrs. Steinmann and Family,
Our family was saddened to hear of Mr. Steinmann's death. He was such an inspiration for all of our children at Mountainview, and I enjoyed working with him in PTA and other school projects.
Sincerely,
Lois, Lowel, Leonard, Susan, and Bradley Elliott

Dear Nita, Brian and family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers as I am saddened to hear of your loss. We have so many good memories of Walter
I remember how sweet he was
when he told us that he was getting
married to an amazing, beautiful girl named Nita We couldn't wait to meet you and add you to our family of friends.
Our boys were fortunate to be in Mountainview when Walter was principal and loved his teasing them all the years afterward.
Walter was...

I was at Mountainview in 1969 and in the 1st grade. I remember Mr. Steinman's white mustang. I didn't know principals could be "cool". Mr. Steinman was a great influence in my life. I've never forgotten him all these years. My deepest sympathies to your family. Remember, death isn't the end-only an interruption.(Is.33:24)

NITA & FAMILY,
I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. I WILL NEVER FORGET WALTER (MR STEINMANN) OR HIS BOWTIES! HE WAS MY PRINCIPAL AT PROVIDENT HEIGHTS ELEMENTRY & HAS BEEN A LONGTIME FAMILY FRIEND. OUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME.
BARBARA & JOHNNIE BRADHAW

To the Steinmann Famly ---

I want you to know that a Teacher from "way back when" also has good memories of a very nice and talented man. As I began my teaching career at Dean Highland School, Walter became the first male elementary Teacher in WISD, and he proved to be a talented and dedicated member of his Faculty. As the trend in WISD changed from female elementary Principals to male Principals, he aso became an outstanding Principal and leader in the Waco schools.

May...

USA has lost another member of the "Greatest Generation".

Mrs.Steinmann sorry to hear about your loss.I remember Bryan from Lake Waco school.Glad to know that hes a Doctor he was a very good student.God Bless you and your family..