Born: June 18, 1925 - Deceased: October 29, 2020
Steve W. Bertelsman, 95, of Belleville, IL, born Thursday, June 18, 1925 in East St. Louis, IL, passed away Thursday, October 29, 2020 at his residence in Belleville, IL.
Steve worked in maintenance for the former, Dow Chemical Company. He was a US Army Veteran whom served in World War II.
He was preceded in death by his:
- Wife: Stella Mae, nee Holroyd, Bertelsman
- Parents: William and Minnie, nee Macha, Bertelsman
- Brothers
- Leo Bertelsmann
- Ray Bertelsmann
- Henry Bertelsmann
- George Bertelsmann
- Fred Bertelsmann
- Frank Bertelsmann
- Sisters
- Rose Peabody
- Teresa Meyer
- Dorothy Prindable
- Julie Pierpoint
Surviving are his:
- Children
- Cheryl (Fred) Remer of Belleville, IL
- Robert Bertelsman of Belleville, IL
- Pamela Jones (Brad Pfeiffer) of Belleville, IL
- Brother: Ralph (Neva) Bertelsmann of Collinsville, IL
- Grandchildren
- Tiffany Clinton
- Samantha Jones
- Great grandson: Konner Clinton
- Numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends
Memorials: Memorials may be made to the BJC Hospice.
Funeral: Private family interment.
7 Comments
My favorite uncle. Always made me smile. RIP uncle Steve.
Sorry for your lost, he always treated me great
My sincere condolences sent to the family may Uncle Steve Rest In Peace ( Niece Joyce Bertelsman Mense
Uncle Steve was such a sweet man used to take mom (Julie) to visit him. Mom always called him Stevie. Sending you all my thoughts and prayers ?.
I’ll miss you for the rest of my days. You will always and forever be my papa.
Terry and I are so sorry for your loss. We send our deepest condolences and sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and friends, and may God lay His hands of comfort on you during this difficult time. Love and prayers, Terry and Diane McFarland and Family
My sincerest, deepest condolences, and sympathy to all his family.
There is so much that I could say about Steve. From the first moment I met Steve many years ago he was always so welcoming and kind to me and Peggy. He was a strong solid man with a good heart and a strong sense of deep inner peace that few people posses. I can’t say wether he was a man of the world but he certainly was a worldly man. Rest In Peace
I will miss him and will always remember him.
David C. Garris SR.