TED VAN STEENBURGH
GROUND TRAINING INSTRUCTOR, MANAGER- GROUND TRAINING
DEN


The following Gone West were omitted from the last newsletter.
One who has touched the lives of many of our flight crews from the Training Center;
Ted Van Steenburgh   4-21-06
-Ace Avakian
(5/5/06)

VAN STEENBURGH, THEODORE Theodore "Ted" Van Steenburgh of Aurora. 
Husband of Marie; father of Laurie A. of Georgia, Theodore E., Peter A., both of Aurora, 
and Tracy (Brad) Bierling of Denver; grandfather of Ryan and Jacqueline Fiegl and Mason Bierling, all of Denver. 
He is preceded in death by his daughter Gretchen Ann. 
Memorial Mass Monday, 10:00am at St. Therese Catholic Church, 1243 Kingston St. 
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Hospice of Metro Denver. 
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.newcomerfamily.com.
Guestbook at http://www.legacy.com/denver/Guestbook.asp?Page=GuestBook&PersonID=17497329
Published in the Denver Newspaper Agency on 4/23/2006.

Theodore Van Steenburgh
1927 - 2006 	
No Visitation
Newcomer Family Funeral Home - East Metro Chapel
190 Potomac Street
Aurora, CO       720-857-0700 	Directions
  	Service: 	Monday, April 24, 2006 10:00 AM
  	St. Therese Catholic Church 	 
  	Interment: 	Ft. Logan National Cemetery
Theodore "Ted" Van Steenburgh of Aurora. Husband of Marie; father of Laurie A. of Georgia, Theodore E. , Peter A. both of Aurora, 
and Tracy (Brad) Bierling of Denver; grandfather of Ryan and Jacqueline Fiegl and Mason Bierling all of Denver. 
He is preceded in death by his daughter Gretchen Ann. Memorial Mass Monday, 10:00am at St. Therese Catholic Church 1243 Kingston St. 
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Hospice of Metro Denver.
Newcomer Family Funeral Homes
-http://www.newcomernet.com/obitSearch.asp?selected=4&ObitID=13568&EMSessionID=-1&Source=value

THEODORE E VAN STEENBURGH
79 AURORA CO 
-US Search
(5/5/06)

Ted and I, along with George Arwood and Clayton Housh, worked together in the 
Training Department from September 1967 until the final day of FRONTIER.
Ted was the Manager and was a very quiet soft spoken person. 
When monitoring an instructor he would never correct an error. 
During a break he would say softly, "Frank, I would suggest that your explanation of PITCH LOCK 
could be told to the class and would be more understandable if you said it as I suggest".
Ted was a very good boss and a pleasure to work and associate with.
-Frank Meyer
(6/5/06)