Baptized into the Hope of Christ’s Resurrection on Saturday, January 30,2022 at the age of 54.
Beloved father of Johnnie and Katelyn Schneider; loving son of Kathleen (nee Gassner) and the late Eugene Schneider; adoring brother of Cindy (Kevin) Cohan; former spouse of Beth (nee Dillmeier) Schneider; dear uncle of Courtney and Kyle Cohan; dear nephew of Dorothy (Chauncey) Finch, Arleen (the late John) Gassner, Loretta (Alex) Pfeiffer, Howard Schneider, Rita (the late John) Schneider and the late Joan (Jerry) Behnen, Michael Schneider, Rosalie (Jim) Sorrentino. Our dearest cousin and friend to many.
Memorial mass will be celebrated at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church (9740 Sappington Rd. 63128) on Friday, February 4,2022 at 11:00 am. Funeral Mass will be live streamed at www.sclparish.org Interment will be held in private. In lieu of flowers contributions to St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital or American Cancer Society appreciated.
So sorry for your loss, too young.
I know no words can ease your pain but please know we are thinking of you and your family. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. I’m so sorry for your loss.
We are so sorry for you loss.
Thought and pray with you all during this sad time.
So sorry for your loss. John was such a wonderful guy. His passing is so sad. He was far too young. I miss him. God Bless.
One of my very first friends & my beloved cousin. You reminded me so much of your Dad, my Godfather. You both were larger than life and I can’t believe you’re both gone now. I know how frustrated you were that your body couldn’t keep up with all you wanted to do; I know now that you are free of pain, limitations and in a place of peace and abundant love.
I’m sure you’ll be able to watch out for your family better now but look forward to when we’re all together again. Much love….
John was one of a kind…bright, talented, funny and fun. The years he spent in the Sunset tennis program are replete with memorable stories of his athletic accomplishments garnished with a dose of rollicking antics. And though, sadly, he has left us all too soon, he will not be forgotten.
Kathy and Cindy, Prayers to both of you. Sorry for your loss.
Saddened by your loss. Love to all.
You will be greatly missed John. So many good memories growing up on Langholm with you. Please tell our old pops hey for me. R.I.P.
John was a passionate person who loved tennis and competing. He was fun, clever and loyal to his family and friends.
I am so very sorry to hear of Johns passing! John was definitely a true character and I am so lucky to have so many wonderful memories of him during our times together on and off court!
I’m so sorry for your loss. Johnny was my first doubles partner in the 10 and under at Oak Hill Racquet Club in Belleville Illinois. We had great times during those summer years with Johnny, Cindy, my sister Rene, and myself. Always getting into mischief and thought we owned the place. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. My friend will be dearly missed.
So sorry for your loss.
sorry for you loss.
Thought and pray with you all during this sad time.
My condolences to the Schneider family. John was an outstanding athlete who excelled on the tennis court. He, his parents and Cindy were always fun to be around at junior tournaments. John will be dearly missed.
Johnnie you will be missed tremendously. I have so many funny and great memories of you growing up on Langholm. Billy and Patrick are hopefully showing you the ropes of Heavan. Til we meet again.
So sorry to hear about this loss. John was such a great guy!! I met him only once on Thanksgiving day… but connected with him instantly. He was fun to be around and made me smile. My prayers for the Schneider family and sincere condolences.
We are so sorry for your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences. We have him and you and your family in our prayers.
I am so sorry for your loss. John made going to tournaments fun. Especially the interactions he had with my dad, Bill Mulvihill. To this day, my dad will laugh at the things John did. My dad had fun with him at tournaments. Your family is in my prayers.
I am broken hearted to hear this news. We had so many fun times together. We competed against each other intensely but we were always close friends. He was an amazing, complex and cool person.
Cindy, my heart breaks for you in the loss of your brother John. I so wish I could have come to his memorial mass, but have been tied to the house lately. Please pass along my condolences to your sweet mom also. Hope to see you soon!