Birth date: Sep 19, 1942 Death date: Oct 9, 2014
Richard P. "Rich" Schoener, age 72, of Rehoboth Beach, DE, formerly of Lebanon, PA passed away at Christiana Healthcare, Newark, DE on Thursday, October 9, 2014. He was born on September 19, 1942 in Lebanon, PA, son of the late Pa Read Obituary
Gail we were shocked and saddened to hear of Richards passing.He was a good man and neighbor .We were so thankful to have him around to keep an eye on our home on lantern lane.We are going to miss seeing him and talking to him up at millers storage.Colonial East isn't gonna be the same since hes not around.We wish you and your family the best at this difficult time.
Sorry to hear about the loss of your husband Gail. We're thinking of you and your family during this s difficult time.
Gail,Jim,Paul
Our thoughts and Prayers are with you
Sorry for your loss.
Hope everthing goes well.
Randy
We were sadden to hear in the Lebanon Daily News that Uncle Butch passed away last week. His nephews John and Tom hope that he is now at peace. They both have great memories of their times with him and will remember him fondly. It is special to know that our older children will also remember Uncle Butch in their lives when they were younger. We all will cherish our days spent with Nana and as a family and not dwell on the family events of the last 10 years.
Gail,
I was saddened to hear of Richard's passing. It's been years since I last saw him, but I'll always remember the good times we had with him, including the all-night Christmas Eve parties we had years ago when we were all a lot younger. I also remember that he and Noel drove me to the Philadelphia airport when I left for Vietnam back in 1968. He was a great guy, and always fun to be around. I'm sure he and Noel are happy to be reunited
once again.
You are in our prayers as we all share your grief.
Gail...Dick spent many hours at Walker Snyder's gas station with Noel,Bruce,Tim and myself growing up in Newmanstown in the early 1960's. We could tell lots if stories of the fun shared with others our ages back in those days and Dick was always involved in the mischief. I remember his wonderful laugh and great sense of humor. We were all poor but we didn't realize it as material things were not as important as the friendships shared in a small town surrounding where we were rich with childhood memories. My sympathy to you for your loss of a good man. Becky Hertzog Hoffman
