Birth date: Jun 15, 1931 Death date: Mar 10, 2021
Donald F. Schneck, age 89, passed away at his home in Milton on March 10, 2021. He was born on June 15, 1931 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Don graduated from Ferndale High School in 1949 and began working at Bethlehem Steel. He ser Read Obituary
I should've known he was a teacher, he was the only one of the patients that could get my name right and always called me by it. I enjoyed seeing Mr. Schneck in the office and always made me laugh! Condolences to his wife Marie and family.
~Ty
We knew Donald and Marie as social acquaintances. Donald always seemed to be a very calm and quiet, when he spoke you listened and I will always remember that distinguished friendly smile. I feel honored to have known Donald and Marie Schneck.
Allen and Ruth McIlvain
I want to send my condolences. His Mother was my Aunt and because of the age difference( I am 72), I don't remember very much about him, except for the fact that Aunt Hilda was always saying how proud she was of him. Rest in peace cousin. Walter "Casey" Schneck.
R.I.P. Don .I remember him from school days in Brownstown where we grew up. He was a year ahead of me and was always a friendly to all. My condolences to his family
Charlie Voytko
Mr. Schneck always played nice music in the hallways, The music was very calming.It was a very nice environment to work in! I was very lucky to have started my career at such a great school with such a great staff and leader!
Wendy Beers Crawford
I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing Mr. Schneck. I do know he must of been a wonderful father. I know this by being friends with his son Donald. Sometimes you just know how wonderful someone must be buy how there children carry them selves. Donnie as I knew him was the kind of guy a father would of been very proud of always willing to help you and never had a bad word to say about anyone. Every thing a father wants to here about his son . To this day Donnie remains the same as I knew him 40+ years ago . My heart goes out to you and and your family. I’m truly sorry for your loss. May he Rest In Peace
Mr. Schneck was the Principal at May B. Leasure Elementary when I was a teacher there back in the 80's. I always felt free to approach him under any circumstance, and he was always receptive to new ideas!! Our school was a great place to work and learn. Our Staff and Students loved coming to school, and we had many Parent Volunteers!! Even after I retired after 36 years of teaching, Mr. Schneck kept in touch with me and joined our Leasure Retiree Group. He even called me a couple of years ago to reminisce about our "Leasure Family." My sincerest condolences to the Schneck Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time!
Mr Schneck hired me right out of college to teach art at May B. Leasure elementary.I recently retired and he was by far the best principle in my 30 years of teaching .He was a wonderful person ,teacher and leader.I learned so much from him we all did. The staff at Leasure in his day ,were a great bunch of people the best really! We had the fastest faculty meetings ever.
Wendy Beers Crawford
