Corky Philip H., age 83, passed away March 7, 2026

Corky was born into a remarkable legacy. His father, Phil Steiner, helped build Kenner Toys into one of the most creative and influential toy companies in America. Corky treated his family’s legacy as something to protect and to carry forward. Corky began his distinguished career at Kenner in 1967, and he rose the ranks at Kenner and Hasbro Toys, holding multiple executive roles, including most recently, VP of Hasbro Toys - Latin America. Kenner was built on imagination—the belief that play matters, that creativity matters, that childhood matters. If you knew Corky, you know that Corky embodied these core values in his professional life, and also in the way he loved his family. Corky was a 1961 graduate of his beloved Walnut Hills High School. He then went on to Tulane University for his Bachelors of Arts, which he received in 1965, and he was elected the president of his class. Following Tulane, he went on to University of Chicago for his Masters in Business Administration, which he earned in 1967. He was an active leader in many communities. He served as President of the Walnut Hills Alumni Association. He was the former president of Losantiville Country Club, he was a member of Tulane University’s Omicron Delta Kappa honorary society, served on the board of directors for Jewish Vocational Service, the Jewish Federation, and The Boy Scouts of America, former chair of Cub-O-Rama, and former president of Camp Livingston.
(excerpt from https://www.cincinnati.com/obituaries/pwoo1428056)