Bechtel Patriarch Dies at Age 95

Virginia-based Bechtel announced in a press release this week that Stephen Bechtel Jr., who served three decades as CEO of the privately-held company that bears his family’s name, died Monday at age 95.
In 1960 Stephen Bechtel Jr. became CEO of the company started…

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