1961
David
2014
David Leary "Dave" Schneller
January 18, 1961 — July 25, 2014
David L. Schneller
January 18, 1961 - July 25, 2014
David, 53 of Tualatin died July 25, 2014.
He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 18, 1961 to Aloysius W Schneller (deceased) and Mary L Tremaine of Salem, Oregon.
He Lived in Oregon since 1969, attended North Salem High School, enlisted in the Oregon National Guard and transferred into active Army Reserve receiving an Honorable Discharge. David worked for what is now Ricoh Corp. for 29 years where he was a senior tech. and will be greatly missed. His greatest passion was being a father for his son, Evan. Everyone who knew David will remember him for his smile and his love for all outdoor activities, Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. He loved woodworking, working on his vehicles, playing guitar and so much more. He belonged to the Oregon Men's senior Baseball League for many years. He was quite the perfectionist and believed in doing things right the first time. He touched many people due to his caring and compassionate ways and you knew you could always count on him.
He is survived by his son Evan Schneller, mother Mary L Tremaine, brothers Aloysius W Schneller Jr., Christopher J Schneller and Sean E Novick, sisters Victoria L Linton and Susan M Campbell and many Nieces and Nephews.
January 18, 1961 - July 25, 2014
David, 53 of Tualatin died July 25, 2014.
He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 18, 1961 to Aloysius W Schneller (deceased) and Mary L Tremaine of Salem, Oregon.
He Lived in Oregon since 1969, attended North Salem High School, enlisted in the Oregon National Guard and transferred into active Army Reserve receiving an Honorable Discharge. David worked for what is now Ricoh Corp. for 29 years where he was a senior tech. and will be greatly missed. His greatest passion was being a father for his son, Evan. Everyone who knew David will remember him for his smile and his love for all outdoor activities, Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. He loved woodworking, working on his vehicles, playing guitar and so much more. He belonged to the Oregon Men's senior Baseball League for many years. He was quite the perfectionist and believed in doing things right the first time. He touched many people due to his caring and compassionate ways and you knew you could always count on him.
He is survived by his son Evan Schneller, mother Mary L Tremaine, brothers Aloysius W Schneller Jr., Christopher J Schneller and Sean E Novick, sisters Victoria L Linton and Susan M Campbell and many Nieces and Nephews.
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