Family and Personal Life
After graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1952 Yeutter married Jeanne Vierk with whom he had four children. Vierk served as informal Chairman of the Cabinet Wives Group during the Bush Administration.
Two years after Vierk's death in 1993 Yeutter married Cristena Bach. Bach had served in several politically appointive positions during the Reagan and Bush Administrations, including a stint on the White House staff under President Reagan. This second marriage has produced three additional children. Yeutter has nine grandchildren from his first marriage.
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