Dr Steven Bodine, MD – Ophthalmologist

Dr. Steven Bodine, MD is a board-certified ophthalmologist currently treating patients at unidentified. He accepts multiple insurance plans. See his full profile on Healthgrades for more details.

At trial, prosecutors presented video footage showing Bodine and his partner abusing Evan before his body was discovered encased in concrete. Bodine appeals his convictions of first-degree felony murder, kidnapping, child abuse, and endangerment of a child.

Early Life and Education

Steven Bodine is a board-certified ophthalmologist who specializes in vitreoretinal disease and surgery. Currently employed at Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital in New York, his patients rate him highly for his knowledge and professionalism.

TOPEKA, Kan. (KAKE) – The Kansas Supreme Court upheld convictions of two Wichita men who are accused of abusing and murdering Evan Brewer at age three. Prosecutors stated in court that Stephen Bodine tortured Evan before his death from seizures caused by Bodine and Miranda Miller torturing.

Evan’s family wept during his hearing, though they recognize it won’t bring him back. Bodine will spend 109 years in prison for first-degree felony murder, child abuse, aggravated kidnapping and endangerment charges he will serve concurrently.

Professional Career

CliftonLarsonAllen Assurance partner Bodine’s duties include central review, training and audit and accounting consulting services for clients in central review. She possesses expertise in SEC related issues as well as insurance, nonprofits and leasing.

Bodines is also an active member of the biomathematics community, where she has designed two courses on mathematical modeling and scientific writing as well as presented their pedagogy at several national and international conferences.

Dr. Steven Bodine of Bronxville, New York possesses over two decades of experience in medical and surgical management of vitreoretinal disorders. He has published widely in major scientific journals and works alongside Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital; accepting multiple insurance plans. Born in 1974 and licensed to practice medicine in New York state; member of both American Academy of Ophthalmology and Schepens International Society.

Achievement and Honors

He introduced power steering and full-face helmets into Winston Cup racing for the first time, as well as helping create the Night Train bobsled that Steven Holcomb and Steve Mesler used to win their 2010 Olympic four-man gold medal in four man.

John Gilles won modified races at every asphalt speedway in New England and New York, plus numerous Race of Champions events and Grand National races, driving for Lee Allard and Rick Hendrick before ultimately creating his own team.

Erin Bodine joined Rhodes College in 2010 and contributed significantly to its Biomathematics major’s launch in 2014. She created two courses, Math 315 for mathematical modeling and scientific writing (MMWSW) and Agent Based Models (AMBR 214); these have since been presented at various international mathematics conferences as pedagogically innovative classes.

Personal Life

Steve Bodine is a partner at CliftonLarsonAllen Assurance and specializes in central review and training. A member of both AICPA and Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants, he also brings extensive expertise in financial reporting, SEC issues, insurance and nonprofits.

M.M. testified that within weeks of dating Bodine, he began physically abusing her on an almost daily basis and regularly using drugs, particularly methamphetamine, leading to more aggression when taking it.

On Monday, a judge sentenced Bodine to 109 years in prison for his 2017 killing of 3-year-old Evan Brewer and his family’s pleas for justice being done. 2018 marks the first year he won’t work a NASCAR race at Watkins Glen International near Chemung in New York.

Net Worth

Bodine currently estimates his net worth to be $842 Thousand as of 7 December 2017; as per 7 December, his assets include 3,030 units of ONEW stock worth $499,941. Throughout his professional driving career spanning 575 NASCAR cup races he amassed 18 victories, 190 top ten finishes, and 37 pole positions – thus giving rise to an estimated net worth estimated at $842 Thousand.

Prosecution presented testimony detailing Evan Brewer’s horrific abuse at Bodine’s trial for first-degree murder and aggravated child endangerment, for which Bodine was later convicted.

According to a probable cause affidavit, police were looking into allegations of child neglect at Evan’s residence with Miranda Miller and Bodine; Carlo and Sara Brewer had reported seeing Bodine leave the residence holding a hatchet, prompting their callout by Carlo Brewer who saw Bodine run outside with it in hand.