Raymond and Rosemary Schneider
Raymond & Rosemary Schneider
A Life of Love, Faith, and Devotion
Rosemary (Nagel) Schneider, born July 16, 1931, passed away on June 17, 2026, at the age of 94. Her beloved husband, Raymond Schneider, born November 25, 1932, passed away on July 9, 2026, at the age of 93, just 22 days later.
Raymond and Rosemary were united in marriage on May 12, 1956, and shared more than 70 years of love, faith, devotion, and partnership. Together, they built a life centered on family, friends, hard work, and service to others. Their enduring commitment to one another touched all who knew them and left a legacy for future generations. Though separated by only a few weeks in passing, Raymond and Rosemary will forever be remembered together. They will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by their family, friends, and all whose lives they touched.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
September 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Saint Anthony of Padua Catholic Church | Fargo, North Dakota
Together in life, together in love, and together again in God’s eternal peace.
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Dear family… I have the best memories of playing golf with Ray on men’s night at Edgewood Golf Course… we had many wonderful conversations and laughs to go with!! God bless your memory, Ray… sincerely, ROGER G GRESS
Sending your family and friends thoughts of love and peace. I knew Ray and Rosemary as golfers at Edgewood GC and later at Osgood. Both were always lovely people, I’ll always remember Ray calling me Lis 🙂
With love.
Ray & Rosie we’re @ attached @ the hip, so to say… 🤗…They sat up front @ St. Anthony’s Parish & volunteered @ Bethany Homes, always pleasant & willing to help. Please keep the good memories of your folks close to your hearts 💞
Bernie, George, Natalie & Deidra Lies, fellow parishioners 🙏🏼
Always fun to play golf with Ray. He was just the kind of guy that made you happy no matter what you shot. Great golfer and great human being.
Many, many years ago, I bowled on League at Sunset Lanes with Rosemary for a few years. She was a hoot and I so enjoyed her. I wish peace and strength to her family.
Peace and prayers. I remember Ray at Edgewood. I was a young guy that played a lot for several years and always ran into Ray. Never an unkind word, and always a cheerful guy. The world is a little poorer place now, but heaven has another “Hooker” on the golf course! Rest in peace Ray, & you’re lovely wife also.
We enjoyed Ray and Rosemary company for years.
Sorry for your loss. Vivian and Wes Dunford