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Lee Schroeder Obituary
The family of Lee Schroeder, our son, brother, uncle, and grandson, wish to thank those who were so kind at the time of his death.
Lee had many accomplishments in his life made possible by the people he enjoyed serving and spending time with. We would like to thank the relatives, friends, neighbors, and business associates who reached out in any way.
Our sincere thanks goes to Father Randy Giesege, Father George Wenzinger, Father Eric Burgener, Deacon Tom Niese, and Deacon Ben Valdez. We appreciate the FFA, current and past, who came or sent condolences. We were so humbled to see the Leipsic and Miller City FFA members act as honor guards in the pouring rain at the cemetery. Lee would be so proud!
We want to thank Lee's clients and office staff especially his partner, Nichole Shafer. Their help and support will never be forgotten.
Thank you to Zachrich Funeral Home for handling all the arrangements. A huge thanks to his (and our) good friend, Don Barnhart, who was his High School FFA advisor. His influence and guidance and reminder to "Do your best" was perfect as Lee climbed the FFA ladder.
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Mark Buehrer
February 23, 2024
Sorry to hear about Lee. We started out as a client and attorney, but quickly became friends. Connie and I wish to express our condolences to the family and Nicole and staff at Lee's company.
Wendell Stahler
February 22, 2024
Our sympathy and prayers to Lee´s family.
His articles in the newspaper were always well written and informative.
Kathlene Burgess
February 21, 2024
Bonnie, so sorry to read this. Thoughts and prayers to the law firm family and his family. What a well written life story to celebrate.
Diane Kahle
February 20, 2024
Sending my sympathy & prayers to Lee's family
Karen and David Richards
February 20, 2024
Our sincere condolences to Dan, Nancy and family. Lee was an outstanding young man and community leader. He will be dearly missed.
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