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Peggy Haynes
July 1, 2019
Poor Mr. Schroeder. Mrs. Schroeder and I would band together and pick on him and he never had a chance!! But he loved every minute of it!! The house they owned on Ute Street will "always" be theirs--no matter who bought it. I miss them so much!!
Peggy Haynes
July 10, 2011
Mr. Schroeder went about this world bringing humor and joy to all those he encountered. I am very privileged to have known him. He is, no doubt, reunited with his dear wife Del, and they will spend Eternity exploring the wonders of Heaven. May we all be as loved and missed as the Schroeders. God bless his family during this time of loss. Love, Peggy
Alicia Lloyd
July 8, 2011
I only just found out about Frank passing when talking to another neighbor I miss my wonderful neighbor Del and Frank very much. They were both incredible people and i know they are looking down on us and guiding us.
Marilyn McQuade
July 7, 2011
Allow me to extend my deepest sympathies to Frank's family. He and I shared the Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion ministry at Memorial Hospital Central. He was a delightful man, and I will miss him very much.
Jeanne Kleinman Williams
July 6, 2011
I was saddened to read about Frank in today's paper and extend my deepest sympathy to his family. Ironically it was 34 years ago this month that Frank hired me to work as a speech-language pathologist for Colorado Springs School District 11. I know that the legacy he leaves is remembering how he treated all of those who worked for him with the utmost respect. He was an administrator that was approachable and always available for support. I attended his retirement party where he was given a lovely gold watch with an inscription that touched him deeply. The many people who attended his celebration spoke volumes of how kind he was to those he worked with and supervised. You did leave a lasting legacy Frank; thank you.
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