Milton Schmeichel

Milton Schmeichel

August 22, 1924 - January 11, 2014

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Nancy Williams
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your Husband, father, grand father, great grandfather had remarkable character. He was a man of interest when he entered a room it sparkled from his smile and laughter. He will truly be missed by all who knew him, cherish the wonderful memories that you will have for ever and pass them on to your loved ones in this time of great deep sorrow. May the love and family bond guide you together as one unit of Family love and support and comfort for your mother at this great lost of the Man she loved forever.
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Bobby Schmeichel
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My Uncle Remembered: In our childhood years (50 to 60 years ago), when we had family reunions, Uncle Milton was always there with a big smile on his face along with his recognizable, pull you in laughter, making sure every kid had fun as well as the adults. Everyone always wanted to hear whatever he had to say and I think that loving trait carried him thru life always putting others in front of him for what ever reason he felt necessary. His learned advice was always welcome, even if you didn't ask for it, and always presented with a smile from his heart. As was our grandpa, Milton was thoroughly about family and happiness in life as it happened. I know of no other man in the Schmeichel clan, that helped make so many so successful, which says a lot about his character and drive. I miss this loving man immensely and my strong memory of him will never fade away. Even though this is a sad time for all, hopefully your memories will carry you to happier moments too, so the sorrow isn't so heavy!! With Love to all: Bobby Schmeichel
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Lowell Berg
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Sorry for your loss. Milton was a great man!!
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Darlene and Arvid Brockman
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We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband, father and grandfather dear Milton. May our prayers for him be heard during your time of sorrow, we are with you in thought and God bless you and your family as you mourn for him. Darlene and Arvid Brockman
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Anna Strobbe
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Uncle Milton, what a giving of himself to everyone he meet. I remember spending my summers with his family. (what a loving and caring family, he and Mavis instilled that in their family, I believe)Whenever I make homemade pickles, I would think of him always. The smell of the pickling would get anybody because it smelled so good. Just think we all have such wonderful memories of such a charming man. He will be loss by many, however we all have our memories of that big smile of his.