RICHARD CARROLL STECK, a retired sales executive, died Saturday, March 20, of pneumonia. He was 91.
Steck, 2037 Pickett Ave., Orlando, was the father of Stephen McKenney Steck, president of public broadcasting stations WMFE-Channel 24 and WMFE-FM (90.7).
Born in Gettysburg, Pa., Steck moved to Orlando in 1927. He was a member and former elder and Clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. He also was a past president of Yowell's Young Presbyters Sunday school class.
Besides Stephen Steck, survivors include another son, Richard C. Steck II, Miami; sisters, J. Catharine Steck and Margaret S. Miller, both of Carlisle, Pa.; four grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida handled arrangements.
Orlando Sentinel March 21, 1993
Steck, 2037 Pickett Ave., Orlando, was the father of Stephen McKenney Steck, president of public broadcasting stations WMFE-Channel 24 and WMFE-FM (90.7).
Born in Gettysburg, Pa., Steck moved to Orlando in 1927. He was a member and former elder and Clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. He also was a past president of Yowell's Young Presbyters Sunday school class.
Besides Stephen Steck, survivors include another son, Richard C. Steck II, Miami; sisters, J. Catharine Steck and Margaret S. Miller, both of Carlisle, Pa.; four grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida handled arrangements.
Orlando Sentinel March 21, 1993
RICHARD CARROLL STECK, a retired sales executive, died Saturday, March 20, of pneumonia. He was 91.
Steck, 2037 Pickett Ave., Orlando, was the father of Stephen McKenney Steck, president of public broadcasting stations WMFE-Channel 24 and WMFE-FM (90.7).
Born in Gettysburg, Pa., Steck moved to Orlando in 1927. He was a member and former elder and Clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. He also was a past president of Yowell's Young Presbyters Sunday school class.
Besides Stephen Steck, survivors include another son, Richard C. Steck II, Miami; sisters, J. Catharine Steck and Margaret S. Miller, both of Carlisle, Pa.; four grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida handled arrangements.
Orlando Sentinel March 21, 1993
Steck, 2037 Pickett Ave., Orlando, was the father of Stephen McKenney Steck, president of public broadcasting stations WMFE-Channel 24 and WMFE-FM (90.7).
Born in Gettysburg, Pa., Steck moved to Orlando in 1927. He was a member and former elder and Clerk of the Session of the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. He also was a past president of Yowell's Young Presbyters Sunday school class.
Besides Stephen Steck, survivors include another son, Richard C. Steck II, Miami; sisters, J. Catharine Steck and Margaret S. Miller, both of Carlisle, Pa.; four grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida handled arrangements.
Orlando Sentinel March 21, 1993
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