Obituary for John Keith "Keith" Schneidmiller
On Friday September 23, 2022, John Keith Schneidmiller passed away tragically and unexpectedly at the age of 72 in Sundre, AB.
He will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Cheryl Schneidmiller; daughters Maxine Schneidmiller and Jackie Leonard; son Jeff Bosomworth (Michelle); grandsons Graison Gallais and Bryce Bosomworth; sister Marilyn Phillips (Dale); and faithful pet companion, Capone. Keith was pre-deceased by his parents Vic and Jean Schneidmiller and brother Ernie.
Keith was a true blue oilfield man who worked the rigs, operated heavy equipment, owned his own oilfield construction company and was a pipeline consultant before retiring. In his spare time Keith was a firearms enthusiast, tractor rebuilder, rancher, hot rod collector, tinkerer and friend to many. His generosity and integrity were second to none and he will be sorely missed.
As per his pre-determined wishes there will be no funeral. We hope you share your stories of Keith often, and with laughter to keep his memory alive. He was a character, and won’t ever be forgotten. Should you wish, memorial donations can be made to Paws and Claws Animal Rescue Foundation, or your favorite animal advocacy organization.
He will be lovingly remembered by his wife, Cheryl Schneidmiller; daughters Maxine Schneidmiller and Jackie Leonard; son Jeff Bosomworth (Michelle); grandsons Graison Gallais and Bryce Bosomworth; sister Marilyn Phillips (Dale); and faithful pet companion, Capone. Keith was pre-deceased by his parents Vic and Jean Schneidmiller and brother Ernie.
Keith was a true blue oilfield man who worked the rigs, operated heavy equipment, owned his own oilfield construction company and was a pipeline consultant before retiring. In his spare time Keith was a firearms enthusiast, tractor rebuilder, rancher, hot rod collector, tinkerer and friend to many. His generosity and integrity were second to none and he will be sorely missed.
As per his pre-determined wishes there will be no funeral. We hope you share your stories of Keith often, and with laughter to keep his memory alive. He was a character, and won’t ever be forgotten. Should you wish, memorial donations can be made to Paws and Claws Animal Rescue Foundation, or your favorite animal advocacy organization.