Capt. Robert A Steers

Capt. Robert A Steers

Capt. Robert Steers Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jul. 14, 2025.
Morrisville - Captain Robert A. Steers - age 88 - passed away May 17, 2025 of natural causes.

He attended the Citadel and was 1st Lieutenant - Executive Officer of Charlie Co. Upon graduation, he flew B-52s for the Airforce. After leaving the service, he was a commercial Pilot for PanAm which at the time also flew AirForce one and he met President Ford. For 11 yrs, He was a Councilman for Little Silver.

After PanAm he flew for 6 other commercial airlines, retiring as a Pilot from Spirit Airlines and he become an Instructor of Pilots for them. Upon retiring completely from aviation, he worked his second dream job, part-time for different hardware stores.

The good times are remembered by his wife Gloria, his 3 children: Glenn, Scott and Donna, his 2 step-children Gary and Gwynne, his 13 grandchildren, 1 great grand-daughter and his brother - Bill.

In lieu of flowers, please contribute to ASPCA, WWF or a local charity of your choice.

Services will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church in Little Silver, NJ on August 2, 2025 at 11am.

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Dr, Al Eads, Jr. - Class of 1959

July 16, 2025

Bob and I both attended Westminster Fellowship meetings and events together during our years at The Citadel. We had different majors and were in different barracks so had little contact other than at these meetings and events. I was privileged to serve as President of the group during our senior year and was very appreciative of his efforts to be of assistance whenever possible. He did that even though he many responsibilities in the leadership roles he had in the Corps and in other school activities.

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