Duane W. SCHEIB

Judy and family, so sorry to hear this, I wanted to come to the service but retail work is in a frenzy right now, so glad to see all the pictures and that you had a big family turn out with you. Duane will be greatly missed, but his spirit will never be gone.

The Washington State Veterans Cemetery extends our deepest sympathies to the family of Duane W. Scheib for your loss. We honor him for the service and sacrifice he has made for our nation, he is a true hero.

You were one of a kind with a heart of gold! I was always greeted with "How's my girl?" And you always gave me a hug and kiss! And Before I left I always was told "I love you, Honey!" With any other hug and kiss! You were the best Duane and I will miss our road trips we took And all our conversations. I hope you are enjoying Huckleberry Milkshakes in Heaven. I love you!

For those of you who don't know, I am James Rebillard's girlfiend of 8 years. I owe so much to this wonderful man "Grandpa" He raised James most all his life. James is the most wonderful partner to me and the kindest person to everyone he meets. He lives by the things that Grandpa taught him. I knew that Grandpa was a rare jewel the moment I met him. He will absolutely live on in our hearts.

Cindy Satterfield

I loved him and he's the best friend I ever had. He was always on my mind.

Dear Dad; I will always value the examples that you have given me. I truly believe that the years you were in my life as the role of full time Dad and parent formed the foundations that my life has been built on. Now with my own daughter and Son on the way, I pray that I may give as much as you did to my own children. I love you Duane; I know that your body is gone however you are, have been and always will be right by my side. All my love to the family we were all so blessed to have such...

Thank you for Sammy. I know that a lot of who she is today is because of you and I am so blessed to have her as my best friend. You are one of those people who leaves such a positive impact on the people you meet, and you did that for me and my husband.

Duane was always there for anyone that needed help, He took care of our Mom and Dad to the very end of their days here. Could not keep him down. What a worker he was. You could not ask for a better brother. He is missed greatly. My fondest memory of late is when he called me at camp and said he had decided to get up out of that chair and move. He was walking around the kitchen table saying Hup One Two Three just like the military days. What a come back the last few months. See you again!

I feel very privileged to of met you. Thank you for loving aunt Judy. And thank you for sharing your life stories with us.