Mary Ellen Schneider

mary ellen schneider
Mary Schneider, 74, formerly of Dickinson, died peacefully on Friday, June 26, 2015 with her family by her side at Bethany Nursing Home in Fargo, ND.   Mary was born November 18, 1940, to William and Elsie (Schaible) Fiedler.  She grew up in Mott, ND and graduated from Mott High School, in 1958.  After high school, Mary attended college at Dickinson State University for two years before moving to Bismarck, ND where she worked at Midwest Motor Express for seven years. During this time, Mary went on a blind date, through the help of mutual friends, where she met her future husband. Mary married Robert James Schneider on Oct. 21, 1967, in Dickinson and raised three children William, Steve and Pauline.  Mary was a stay-at-home mom and participated in many charity events within the Catholic Church and schools.  Her greatest joy was spending time with her family as well as enjoying her morning coffee breaks “therapy sessions” with her circle of friends. Mary is survived by her three children; sons William, Anchorage, Alaska; and Stephen, Minneapolis, Minn.; and daughter, Pauline, Fargo; and brother, Jim (Betty), Pelican Rapids, MN; and sister, Donna, Bismarck.  Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Robert; and parents, William and Elsie.

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  1. Billy, Steve, and Polly,
    We wish to express our sincere sympathy to you. We will remember your mother Mary in our prayers forever. She was a dear friend.
    ~Mabel and Don Walter, Dickinson, North Dakota

  2. Pauline and brothers: so sorry to hear of the passing of you Mother. She is at home with your dad! You are in my and all my brother and sisters prayers and thoughts. Love and hug to all!

  3. Pauline,
    I’m so sorry for your loss. Please know that I’m thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. Virtual hugs to you my dear!

  4. My deepest sympathies to all the family members. I wish each a treasure chest of your mom’s (and your dad’s) memories to endure.
    – Cindy Mittlestadt

  5. R.I.P Auntie Mary. We will miss you very much! Bill, Steve and Polly may God’s grace bring you comfort in the coming days as you say goodbye. Love you all

  6. To the Family of Mary Fiedler- Schneider–
    Mary was a classmate and dear friend of mine from the 1958 Class at Mott Lincoln High School in Mott, ND.
    She was always a joy to be around. She had a fantastic sense of humor and an up and positive attitude.
    I extend my condolences and deepest sympathy to her family. She was a wonderful person and friend.
    Sincerely,
    Donna Freer-Stannard

  7. With deep sympathy Bill, Jim Basic was wishing to send you his sympathy on the loss of your mother. Jim sure thought a lot of your parents. Emma passed away 12-30-2014 and Jim is very lonely. he is now at St. Lukes Home in Dickinson. If you could please try to call him on his cell. 701-290-4271 he would love to talk to you. Jim called me today and said he feels bad that he can not find your phone number. We also send you our sympathy, your dad was a very kind and good friend of ours. Carleen & Dean Dvorak

  8. Bill, Steve, and Polly,

    Your Mom, my Aunt Mary, was such a loving and caring person. When I and my brothers were children, she always made sure we all got a hug from her before we would leave after a visit to your home in Dickinson.

    When I was working at the bookstore here in Bismarck, I was able to visit several times with Aunt Mary when she and your Dad would come into the store so she could get the books she wanted to read (she loved the old-fashioned romance novels.) If possible, I would take a break so we could sit and talk over coffee in the cafe.’ And, she would (like when I was a little girl) give me a hug before they left.

    My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

    Suzie

  9. We are so sorry to hear about Mary. Your parents went to our church at Queen of Peace and they were very kind people that are missed. Blessings to you.


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