Schroer, Sarah “Sally” (Klasing) passed away on Saturday, July 23, 2022.
Beloved wife of Mark Schroer of 30 years; dearest mother of Scott Schroer; sister of the late Hugh Scott Klasing; loving daughter of the late Hugh and Roselyn Klasing (nee Hardy); our dear cousin and friend of many.
Memorial Gathering Saturday, August 13, 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois Rd. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to the ALS Association.
On behalf of Mercy Research, I offer our deepest condolences on the loss of Sally, who was such an integral part of research activities at Mercy St. Louis. When Sally retired, we were so sorry to lose her research expertise, her focus on patient care and her interest in ensuring that Mercy Research did things right; when we didn’t, she let us know, which was a GREAT thing. Her daily presence has been sorely missed by Mercy Research. And now, we share your sorrow at her passing.
Warmly,
JoAnne Levy
Vice President, Mercy Research
Mark and Scott, I am so very sorry for your loss. Sally was a trooper. I am so glad I worked with her in the Research Institute at Mercy when she, Mary Wilcox, Mary Lesko and I all shared an office. She is already missed, and I will always remember her laugh and great smile.
Sally my dear sweet fun loving friend, adventurer and nurse will be a hole in my heart forever!
Mark and Scott I am so very sorry for the loss of you beloved wife and mother. Sally made me laugh, cry and have so much fun! I love taking her on adventures with Mary all around the area! My favorite time was in Hawaii 3 and a half years ago. She will with me in my heart and memories forever! I wish I could have done more for her.
Much love,
Cathy
Mark & Scott, I am so sorry to hear of Sally’s passing. I had the pleasure of working with her in the ICU & the Research Dept at Mercy. She loved her family so much and was a wonderful nurse. She was always fun to be with and was a sincerely caring person. Again, my heartfelt condolences on your loss.
Mark and family, I was so sad to hear about Sally. I know she was loved dearly.
Mark take care of yourself and sending you a large hug.
With much sympathy and caring,
Iris
Mark and Scott, Our hearts and thoughts are with you during your time of grieving. Please know that you are not alone in remembering a truly wonderful person that meant so much to so many. Sharing in your sorrow with Love and Friendship. Jim and Cindy Smith
My heart hurts with the loss of Sally. We worked side by side for 25 years and became best friends along the way. So many fabulous memories, trips, laughs and outings .
She will always be remembered for her smile and infectious laugh. You could hear her laughing a mile away.
Mark and Scott, I hope you can find peace knowing you were her whole world. She loved you both more than life itself.
Fly high my friend. You are missed deeply.
Mark and Scott: Our deepest sympathy on Sally’s passing.
Mark Dot, Nick, and Kristina Martinelli
The best.
Sorry to learn of Sally’s passing. She was amazing.
My sincere sympathies. I grew up knowing Sally when working at Mercy I was a teenager working in the outpatient lab. sally would bring her trial patients for blood work. She was a true joy to be around and always had a kind word and would always make you laugh
Love you Sally
Mark and Scott, I am so very sorry for your loss. Sally was a wonderful friend! Her laugh was infectious. She certainly touched a lot of hearts and will be missed by so many.
Mark and Scott…my deepest condolences. Sally was my dear friend from college. We graduated from Smith 45 years ago and lived all four years in Clark House. Those were halcyon days, sharing hopes and dreams that Sally more than fulfilled. We never missed a reunion. She was brilliant, kind and thoughtful, and her smile and laugh could light up a room. She was all sparkle and fun, the best dancer I knew, and her friendship will always be one of my greatest blessings. Holding you all close in my heart, with much affection.
Please accept my deepest condolences. I had the honor of getting to work with Sally at Mercy and have wonderful memories of her at the International Stroke Conferences. She had the best smile and her laugh was contagious. She will be deeply missed by many and live on through the wonderful memories we shared.
I met sally many years ago when I worked as a social worker at mercy! She was funny , sarcastic and I can never forget her smile and laughter! I so remember her talking about her sweet scott as he was just a little boy then! I am so very sorry for your loss . Sending so many hugs
Mark, Scott, I am so very sorry. I worked with Sally during my time at Mercy. She was smart, capable, and caring, with an infectious and sometimes mischievous laugh, and I still (and will always) smile when I think of her.
Mark and Scott, so very sorry to hear of Sally’s passing. I treasured our little chats in Neurology. She was such a caring, concerned person. It’s hard to imagine this world without her. She will be truly missed.
My deepest sympathies, I am very sorry for you loss. I also knew Sally from Mercy and she was such a joy to be around – she was so funny, kind, and caring. Running into her at work always brightened up my day. Sally will be deeply missed by many who had the pleasure of her company and friendship. I hope fond memories of a loving wife and mother will bring you comfort in the day ahead.