Ervin Schauer

Ervin Schauer

April 06, 1928 - January 03, 2015

Obituary

Ervin Schauer, Jamestown, ND died Saturday January 3, 2015 at Eventide in Jamestown, ND.

Ervin Schauer was born April 6, 1928 at Wishek, ND the son of John Schauer and Christina (Kessel) Schauer. He received his elementary education in the local rural school and grew to manhood in the vicinity where he helped on the family farm.

He entered the US Army December 6, 1950 at Fargo, ND he served in Japan and Korea. He was discharged Sept. 5, 1952 at Camp McCoy, WI with the rank of CPL.

He and Magdalina Speidel where married April 12, 1953 at Gackle, ND. They made their home in Gackle where he worked as a Mechanic for Remboldt Implement. Magdalina passed away in Dec. of 1962. He continued to work at Remboldts until November of 1964.

He and Virginia Buck Fandrich were married in February of 1964. They made their home in Wishek where he worked for Skeldam and Kemmeth Ford as a mechanic until May of 1966 when they moved to Medina and worked for Wingere & Bryant Implement until 1969. Then as a School custodian for 1970-1971. They moved to Jamestown where he worked for Farmers Union until 1988 when he retired due to ill health. In 1989 they moved to Phoenix and returned to Jamestown in 2000. Virginia passed away October 15, 2000.

In Dec. 2011 Ervin moved to Rock of Ages where he loved to play Bingo and watching game shows and sports. He recently entered Eventide.

He was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Jamestown.

Suviving are his children, Cheryl Smith, Clinton, IA; Joann (Gerald) Thu, Jamestown, ND; Tamara (Wayne) Berg, Nortonville, ND; his step-children, Reo (Sandra) Fandrich, Medina, ND; Wanda Fandrich, Lynnfield, MA; Debra (James) Miner, Phoenix, AZ; 14 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild.

He was preceded in death by his parents, wives, 1stepson Darvin, 10 brothers and 4 sisters, 1 great granddaughter, Kaitlyn.

Memorial service will be at 11:00 AM Saturday in the First Assembly of God Church in Jamestown, ND with Rev. Darrell Losing and Rev. Jeff Wiedenmeyer, officiating.

Interment will take place in June at the Gackle Cemetery, Gackle, ND.

In Lieu of flowers the family prefers memorials to
McCoy Ministries, PO BOX 987, Jamestown, ND 58402 OR Rock of Ages, Inc. 1315 4th ST NE, Jamestown, ND 58401

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John & Marlys Grasl
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We are so sorry of your Father's passing, but we know he is at home with the Lord and that is what he wanted for some time. He was lonely. He was a good husband, father, brother-in-law and friend. We all loved him.
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Sherry Schauer Kappes
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Cousins, I'm sorry so on the loss of your dad! He was my favorite uncle, and I remember going to the gas station in Jamestown and he would give me suckers all the time. Sherry
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James & Debbie Miner
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We Love and Miss you Dad! See you in Heavin!
JB
Joe & Teri Buck
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Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your Father. I remember them taking us in when blizzards hit in Wishek and the buses wouldn't run, and chicken butchering at our house. Hope that God's peace is upon and within you to comfort you.
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Holly Dewald
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Sorry for Ur loss. May God b with u n give u strength in this time of need.Thoughts n prayers r with u today n days ahead..
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Jackie Becker
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I am so sorry for the loss of your dear father and grandfather. My memories of Uncle Ervin are many, but the one that I will hold dear is that he was a frequent visitor and good friend to my dad, Edward Becker. Especially when my Dad lived in the Post House in Jamestown. I will be eternally grateful to him for that. I wish I could attend the funeral service today; unfortunately, I won't be able to. But my heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with all of you today and in the weeks to come. Hold fast to all the wonderful memories you have of Uncle Ervin, for they will give us comfort in the days ahead. Deepest sympathies, Jackie and Joe Becker, Joe III, Landon, Courtney, and Remington Dockter

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