Steven Atom Baum, age 72, died in his home surrounded by loved ones on September 1,
2020. He is preceded in death by daughter Lisa Dyer of Eglon, West Virginia.
Steve is a veteran of the vietnam war. He served honorably in the US Army as a Staff
Sergeant and carried on to retire from the DOD as a police officer and also retired from the Air
Force Reserves after 30 years of service. One of his proudest moments of his tour in Vietnam
was his parachute drop with his whole Brigade in the heart of the conflict. Steve had over 100
jumps. Steve was a proud soldier and always held his head high with honor.
Steve's greatest achievement in his personal life was his family. They shared in many
adventures from coast to coast including amazing hikes and trophies from hunting and
countless hours on the lake slaying fish.
Steve has always been the life of the party everywhere he goes. The man with a story and a playful joke. His brilliant smile will never be forgotten.
Contributor: Marsha Murray (49275385)
2020. He is preceded in death by daughter Lisa Dyer of Eglon, West Virginia.
Steve is a veteran of the vietnam war. He served honorably in the US Army as a Staff
Sergeant and carried on to retire from the DOD as a police officer and also retired from the Air
Force Reserves after 30 years of service. One of his proudest moments of his tour in Vietnam
was his parachute drop with his whole Brigade in the heart of the conflict. Steve had over 100
jumps. Steve was a proud soldier and always held his head high with honor.
Steve's greatest achievement in his personal life was his family. They shared in many
adventures from coast to coast including amazing hikes and trophies from hunting and
countless hours on the lake slaying fish.
Steve has always been the life of the party everywhere he goes. The man with a story and a playful joke. His brilliant smile will never be forgotten.
Contributor: Marsha Murray (49275385)
Steven Atom Baum, age 72, died in his home surrounded by loved ones on September 1,
2020. He is preceded in death by daughter Lisa Dyer of Eglon, West Virginia.
Steve is a veteran of the vietnam war. He served honorably in the US Army as a Staff
Sergeant and carried on to retire from the DOD as a police officer and also retired from the Air
Force Reserves after 30 years of service. One of his proudest moments of his tour in Vietnam
was his parachute drop with his whole Brigade in the heart of the conflict. Steve had over 100
jumps. Steve was a proud soldier and always held his head high with honor.
Steve's greatest achievement in his personal life was his family. They shared in many
adventures from coast to coast including amazing hikes and trophies from hunting and
countless hours on the lake slaying fish.
Steve has always been the life of the party everywhere he goes. The man with a story and a playful joke. His brilliant smile will never be forgotten.
Contributor: Marsha Murray (49275385)
2020. He is preceded in death by daughter Lisa Dyer of Eglon, West Virginia.
Steve is a veteran of the vietnam war. He served honorably in the US Army as a Staff
Sergeant and carried on to retire from the DOD as a police officer and also retired from the Air
Force Reserves after 30 years of service. One of his proudest moments of his tour in Vietnam
was his parachute drop with his whole Brigade in the heart of the conflict. Steve had over 100
jumps. Steve was a proud soldier and always held his head high with honor.
Steve's greatest achievement in his personal life was his family. They shared in many
adventures from coast to coast including amazing hikes and trophies from hunting and
countless hours on the lake slaying fish.
Steve has always been the life of the party everywhere he goes. The man with a story and a playful joke. His brilliant smile will never be forgotten.
Contributor: Marsha Murray (49275385)
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