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Steven Auerweck, who served as the technology editor for The Baltimore Sun, has died at the age of 71. His career in journalism and technology consulting spanned decades, leaving a mark on the institutions he served and the colleagues he inspired.
Following his tenure at The Sun, Auerweck brought his expertise to the Annapolis Capital as a technology consultant. It was during this chapter of his professional life that he forged a personal connection that would last a lifetime. At the Annapolis paper, he met reporter Marianne Kryzanowicz, who would later become his wife.
Auerweck is remembered as a knowledgeable and dedicated professional who navigated the evolving tech landscape with insight. His work helped demystify the digital world for readers during a period of rapid transformation. Colleagues recall his commitment to clear communication and his role as a mentor to younger journalists. His passing is noted as a loss to the Maryland journalism community, where his contributions were deeply valued. He is survived by his wife, Marianne, and other family members who cherish his memory.
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