Thursday, January 13, 2022. Beloved husband of Angie Schmidt (nee Geiger); loving father of Jennifer Schmidt; adoring son of Susan and the late Gary Schmidt; dear brother of Debbie (Steve) Casper, Mike Schmidt, Beth (Frank) Schejbal and Scott Schmidt. Our dearest brother-in-law, uncle great-uncle, cousin and friend to many. Services: Funeral at Kutis Affton Chapel, 10151 Gravois, on Wednesday, January 19 at 10:30 a.m. Interment at J.B. National Cemetery. Contributions to Missouri Dept. of Conservation appreciated. Visitation Tues. 3-9 p.m.
I’ll miss you Uncle Keith. Love you
A true friend and hunting partner. You’ll never be forgotten. Angie I’m so sorry and will help you with anything you need.
A big loss for our family. Keith was always smiling He will be missed.
I miss you uncle Keith and I love you very much
Great man, better friend. Will think about you every time I hit the woods
Good friend and co. Worker, im praying for ya, you will be missed.
Keith you were a surge of happiness every time I was around you! I couldn’t help but enjoy myself. The memories that Carson and Henry will forever hold is priceless. You helped me through some of the hardest years of my life and I couldn’t be more greatful! This big empty space can never be filled, but the memories that have been left will always be there. You were the big brother I never had! And even though I know your in a LOT better place, I can’t figure out what in the hell you’re gonna do, being that you left your guns and bow behind?! I love you brother! Can’t wait till I see you again!
Although I wish it could have been more, I’m very grateful for the few years that I worked with Keith. He will be missed by so many. Schmidty, I hope you realize the impact you had on me. Thank you for so much. “Be good Bubba.”
Keith’s positive influence upon my life will never be forgotten and will forever be missed. Keith was a teacher, a great hunting buddy, and a friend to all. Hopefully there are no seasons or bag limits up there. Next hunting season won’t be the same with out him. I am praying for you Angie.
A Great man! I always enjoyed working with you! You will be missed. Rest In Peace!
Prayers and love from the Pulchers. Angie and Family you are wrapped in hundreds of loving arms. Keith you are never forgotten brother!
Keith, you were always an amazing person to be around and work with. You taught me a lot and always took care of me. You will be missed.
A true friend since 6th grade. I’ll miss you buddy.
You were a wonderful son. A smile in every picture I have
My heart is breaking for you I know how much you were missing your Dad, Now you can be with him, I don;t know what to say. I love you so much.
Our deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Schmidt and Schejbal family. You’re in our thoughts and prayers.
The last fair well I suppose.
Auf Wiedersehen.
Is what I said to you.
Auf Wiedersehen means until we meet again.
And don’t worry I’ll bring the cookies.
You will be missed!! Love you!
I can’t remember a time I didn’t enjoy being around you. All that great advice, your great big smiles and exciting stories were the best. Your bark never compared to that great big heart you carried with you. You left so much happiness behind. You were definitely one of the good ones. Hope you got the best hunting sports up there bud, you deserve it.
My deepest condolences on the loss of Keith. He was a much valued employee and a joy to work with. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. He will be dearly missed.
You will be greatly missed my friend
Keith Schmidt…where do I even begin? No amount of words can express how much you will be missed. You brought a positive energy everywhere you went with your contagious laughter and smile. I could always count on a good time as long as you were there and I am forever grateful for your wisdom and advice, especially in the outdoor world. Although you are gone, the memories I have with you will last a lifetime. Until we meet again…”Be Good Bubba”
I’m so sorry to hear this sad news, my thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Keith, you were more like a big brother to me then a friend. The time we spent together in and out of the woods I will always be grateful for. You helped teach Nikolas so much about hunting and I know you will be looking down on us both every time we hit the woods. I hope the wildlife preserve up in heaven is how you wanted to make the farm, and you always reach your bag limit. Thoughts and prayers with your family as we lay you to rest today.
Keith,we had a pretty good run. We had many good times at the farm. We ate a lot of good dinners that always included tons of fried potatoes. We shot our share of turkeys, sat around the fire pit and had a lot of good conversations. You had the biggest heart, always generous! I’m proud to say that you were my friend. Anytime I set foot in the woods I know you will be there with me. You will be missed by all at the farm! I know we’ll hunt again together some day. Prayers with your family