John Schneller

1911–1978 (age 67)

Biography

John Schneller (1911-1978) was admired for his practical knowledge and the generosity with which he shared it, mentoring younger generations with patience and humor. His steady hand guided many through life’s complexities.

Oak Hill Cemetery now holds the memories of John’s steady presence, a reflection of the calm assurance he offered to all who knew him.

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