Reunion Information – 2009
Where: Lion’s Club in Beaufort, MO
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When: Saturday July, 25th at 1 p.m.
Bring: Your appetite!
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Reunion Information – 2009
After much delay, I have scanned and archived over 800 pictures of the family. I’ll be posting some here and some more over at my Google Picasa site. If you have some that you want to share, please email me and we can work out how best to get them to me for the site!
I had an email from the contact form on the site asking about Edward and, his daughter, Deanna Schuenemeyer. The lady asking gave a name of Jenny and left her email address. If you would like to send me information to pass to her or would like her email address, please drop me a line via the “Contact Us” form.
Thank you!
At 1 pm in Beaufort, MO, the Schuenemeyer family will celebrate its 35th family reunion. Details as I get them!
Updated Reunion Information – The golf tee times are set up thanks to Dan. Thanks to Brenda to getting the word out!
Than my son, Eli. His 7th grade football team has been taking it to the other teams in the Ozarks Football League.
So far, the Lebanon Yellowjackets are undefeated. In fact, the opposing teams have only scored 6 total points against the 7th grade Jackets. These boys young men have only 14 to 16 active players, so they play mostly Iron Man football. Eli pulls double duty on the offense line as a tackle and on the kick-off team.
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A few days after Chester passed on, we lost a very sweet and kind lady.
As printed at The St. James Leader-Journal
Minnie Jane Mosher
Minnie Jane (Licklider) Mosher passed away April 23, 2008 after a long battle with congestive heart failure and complications from pneumonia.
Minnie was born October 28, 1926 in St. Louis, Mo. to Barney Licklider and Minnie (Schuenemeyer) Licklider. On Sept. 14, 1946 she was united in marriage to Boley Ivan Mosher in St. James, Mo. To this union 4 children were born; Kenneth, Ronald, Sharon and David.
Minnie was employed 26 years by the Rockwood School District, retiring as Budget Controller. She was a longtime member of the Central Baptist Church in Eureka. She enjoyed meeting with several groups for lunch; her retirement group for Rockwood, Boley’s retirement group GCIU Local Union, Laclede Grade School and Bethel Church.
Minnie is survived by her children Ronald, Sharon and David, one grandson Bradley (Melissa) Mosher, 3 great-grandchildren Christi Hankcock, Hannah and Matthew Mosher, on brother-in-law, Charles (Peggy) Gholson and one sister-in-law Letty Licklider. She was preceded in death by her parents, one son Kenneth, her husband Boley, one nephew Skip and one brother Harold.
Burial was in the High Gate Baptist Cemetery in High Gate, Mo.
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I hate to make this the second post of the site. Chester was a good man and I am proud to call him family.
As printed at Gottenstroeterfuneralhome.com
Chester William Schuenemeyer
Chester William Schuenemeyer of Owensville departed this life on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at Frene Valley Healthcare in Owensville. He had reached the age of 77 years, five months and two days. Chester was born in High Gate, Mo. on November 10, 1930, the son of the late Albert C. and Angeline (Welch) Schuenemeyer. On February 16, 1951 he was united in marriage to Maralyn Rauter in Piggott, Arkansas. He was a maintenance person for a commercial printing plant; He served on the Owensville Volunteer Fire Department for over 45 years; was a member of the Owensville-Rosebud Threshers Assn; and a member of the Owensville Moose Lodge. He was preceded in death by a great- granddaughter, Kelsey Jensen. His survivors include his wife, Maralyn; their daughter, Carol Ann Bock and husband Kevin of St. James; by a brother Charles Schuenemeyer and wife Carolyn of Lebanon; by two grandchildren, Amy Ybarra and husband Carlos of Jackson, Mo. and Leslie Soares of Florissant, Mo.; and by one great-granddaughter, Selena Ybarra. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the Gottenstroeter Funeral Home in Owensville with Rev. Terry Knight officiating. Burial in the Countryside Memorial Gardens
Open For Business!
After 6 or 7 years, I finally have the family a website to share information, family photos, and ancestry logs. The idea is any relative can get access and add a post or page without having to know anything more than how to type and use a user name with password.
Some rules and guidelines that I will run the site by:
- Everybody is welcome. Even though the site is Schuenemeyer.com, all family members that are related will be welcome to contribute. Essentially, if you descended from, married to, or related to someone who is descended from Johann Christian Schuenemeyer then you are family and are considered welcome. I hope that covers everybody. If not, PLEASE let me know.
- I’ll never run ads on the site and everybody’s information will be private.
- Send me a picture of your family and I will put it into the title header rotation.
- I’m always open for suggestions.
So, for now, that is it. I hope we can use this site to its fullest.
Lee Walter Schuenemeyer
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