VERNON “JACK” STEINBRICK age 86, beloved husband for 63 years of Patricia Ruth (nee Felgemaker); loving father of Susan Medica (husband Dennis) and Scott Steinbrick; devoted grandfather of Jeremy and Adam Steinbrick; cherished son of the late Clifford Edwin and Helen Rita (nee Yuhan); dearest brother of Gerald (wife Theresa deceased) and the late Clifford (wife Marilyn deceased) and Lawrence (wife Helene); dear uncle, great-uncle and cousin of many.
Jack was born on March 25, 1934 in Cleveland and died on April 29, 2020. He was a graduate of John Marshall high school in Cleveland and went on to take some college courses. Jack proudly served his country in the United States Army. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club, the Knights of Columbus and the American Legion of Madison, Ohio. Jack enjoyed wood carving and cheering on the Cleveland Indians during baseball season and the Cavaliers during basketball season. Most of all, Jack cherished his family and loved spending time with them. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Graveside Prayers of Christian Burial with Military Honors following at All Souls Cemetery. Arrangements by THE DeJOHN FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY OF CHARDON.
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Elvis Medica and family
We are so sorry to hear of Mr steinbrick’s loss. Sending prayers and hugs.
Heather Johnson
My condolences to Aunt Pat, Susan, Dennis, and family. Uncle Jack will be deeply missed by so many!!!!
Joan beetler
So sorry for your loss. God bless. Rip jack
Larry Felgemaker
A Great Brother-in -Law and Great Friend. Deeply missed. A Lifetime of memories to cherish. We will think of you often.
Larry and Jane
Gonna head out for a Donut now
Cindy
I have so many memories, cherished memories with you. I hope God is ready for you to join my dad and Uncle Skip. Love you, and miss you. ♥️
JERRY STEINBRICK
I WILL MISS YOU. GOD BLESS YOU. YOUR BROTHER
Kathleen mcdonald
For the time that I’ve known him and Pat there are many good memories for sure. Always friendly and loved to tell you about everything ! He and Jerry were good brothers and friends as well !
Barb Steinbrick
Dear Uncle Jack. We will miss you. We have so many great memories from Cedar Point. We always had a great time and enjoyed the weekend with family. All of our love. Barb and Rob
Sr. Kathleen Glavich, SND
My deep sympathy to Pat and the family. I will miss Jack at NDV, especially on Sunday afternoons.
Carol Ziegler
Pat,
Much love and support from my brother, Ed, and myself. Clearly a man of joy, kindness, and family.
Sr. Eileen Skutt
Jack was such a gentle soul. I’ve only known him for a few months but felt better for meeting him each day when I met him walking.
My sincere sympathy to Pat and promise of prayers for her and her family.
Rita Meehan
My prayers are with you, Pat. Even though I didn’t know him for very long, I will miss his smile, I enjoyed his company.
Rosemary Janezic
Rosemary Janezic, SND
May 5, 2020 10:15 am
Pat and Susan, I remember Jack sitting and waiting for Pat to come back to NDV from her outings and appointments. He was such a devoted husband and dad. May the Good Shepherd comfort you at this time. Peace.
Rosemary Janezic, SND
Pat and Susan, what a devoted husband and father. Remember him waiting for Pat. Wishing you the peace and comfort of the God Shepherd.
Annemarie Kall, S.N.D.
Pat,
So sorry for this GREAT loss! What a gentleman! I treasure our last conversation at Christmas time. Jack had a special glow about him which now shines most brilliantly. Be sure of my prayers for the loved ones he leaves behind.
Sister Mary James
I’ll miss lots about Jack but mostly his great smile and sense of humor. His devotion to Pat was so touching.
Sr jacquelyn Gusdane
Dear Pat, Susan, and Scott,
My deepest sympathy and prayer on the death of your beloved husband and father. How you loved and cared for him! And how we enjoyed him at NDV. I will never forget turning on the TV on Valentine Day and seeing and hearing his remarkable and touching remarks about the years of marriage you shared. A real treasure! God’s blessing as you mourn his loss and cherish every memory, Sister Jacquelyn Gusdane
Sr. Jacquelyn Gusdane
Dear Pat, Susan, and Scott,
My deepest sympathy and prayer on the death of your beloved husband and father. While you mourn his loss, may your cherish every memory of his devoted love for you. It was a joy to have known him for the time he was with us at Notre Dame Village. And I will always recall his tender and precious words on Valentine’s Day when I saw your husband and you, Pat, on tv as you were being interviewed in the chapel. That was one on of the best expressions of committed love that I have every witnessed. God bless, Sister Jacquelyn Gusdane, SND
Sr. Elaine Baechle
Dear Pat,
Our sincere sympathy to you. Be assured of our prayers for you and your family.
Sister Elaine and Sister Thomas
Sister Virginia Turner
Pat and Family,
What a beautiful tribute to Jack your family photos are!
I’m glad we had a chance to enjoy some Village outings with you and Jack last summer.
Prayers and sympathy to you and your family.
Sister Margaret Hartman, SND
Dear Pat,
My sympathy and prayers for you and your family.
Nancy MacDermott SND
My deepest sympathy to you, Pat, and to the family. Never any way to practice for this but God will see you through. With you in prayer.
Helen Burdenski, SND
Dear Pat, Susan and Scott,
Please accept my deepest sympathy and promise of prayer on the loss of your much loved husband and father. We will miss his bright smile and gentle kindness here at ND Village.
Barbara Meadows
Pat, Susan and Scott,
Saddened to hear of Jacks passing. I enjoyed our conversations from our balconies at NDV and in the dining room.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all your family. You are all in my prayers.
Sally (Bittner) Rynazewski & family
Pat & Family: We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Jack was a great man, always full of joy and laughter! He was a man of integrity, good character and devoted to his family. I looked up to him in many ways, and working at the old Kurlee Kone with you guys helped instill the solid work ethics and respect for “the team” which have helped me be successful! I pray you all find comfort in the MANY happy memories you have! May God comfort and bless you in this time of sorrow (and always).
Eileen
Aunt Pat,Susan,Dennis, and family. Uncle Jack was such a sweet and wonderful man. What a sense of humor!! I’ll always remember the spring training game we went to, and how he bought us all hot dogs. I know he’s talking Indians baseball with my mom right now. Also enjoyed the stories dad would tell me about him. The man loved his donuts!! I’ll keep him in my heart always. RIP Uncle Jack
Steve
Aunt Pat,Susan,Dennis, and family. Although I only knew him a short time, I will cherish the memories I have. He was a good man. I still have the picture Eileen took of Uncle Jack and Aunt Pat and I. He will be sorely missed and I couldn’t have had a better uncle.
Julia
Susan, I am so sorry for your loss. I know you and your parents have always been so close. I remember his enthusiasm when he came to the office one day with you. I also remember how much you said he enjoyed the Cleveland Indians recording I made from an old LP. What great pictures of you with your parents and Felix.
Todd and Amy
Patricia, Sue, Dennis, Scott and family
We were truly saddened to hear about the loss of your husband and father. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Jack will be truly missed.