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John G. Schauer

Eastpointe , Michigan

1909 - 2006

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JOHN G. SCHAUER

MAY 10, 1909

SEPTEMBER 1, 2006

John G. Schauer, 57 year resident of Eastpointe, died peacefully Friday morning in his home surrounded by the love of his family. He was 97 years of age.

John was born on May 10, 1909 in Germany, son of the late Leonhard and Margarete (Reicert) Schauer. He was united in marriage to his beloved wife, Marion Gerlach, on October 1, 1938 in St. Mark Lutheran Church of Detroit. The couple made their home in Detroit until moving to Eastpointe in 1947. John worked for Stroh’s Brewing Company for over 30 years. He was an active member of St. Peter Lutheran Church of Eastpointe since 1947. John was very active in the Senior Citizens Club of Eastpointe and St. Peter’s. He also was a member of the Lutheran Fraternity Americans. He enjoyed gardening, fishing, and playing cards, especially euchre. John loved watching the Tigers. Above all, he was a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend who will be deeply missed.

John is survived by his loving wife of 68 years, Marion; dearest daughters, Janet Hamilton, Ilene (Larry) Boman, and Karen (Jim) Peckham; cherished grandchildren, Susan (Paul), Scott (Jojean), Amy (Brian), Julie (Ryan), Joseph (Alicia), and Andrew; beloved great grandchildren, Alyssa, Jonathan, Joshua, Garon, Ryan, Kayla, Nicholes, Corbin, and Ariana.

Visitation will be held at Faulmann & Walsh Golden Rule Funeral Home, 32814 Utica Rd., Fraser, Monday 2pm-9pm. A funeral will be held at St. Peter Lutheran Church on Tuesday at 12:30pm. Share memories with family at www.faulmannwalsh.com

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Aunt Marion, I am so sorry about Uncle John. You both were always so patient and kind to us. I enjoyed seeing you and your family at Higgins Lake and family gatherings. Love Nancy Schauer

Dear Aunt Marion and family. It was sad to hear of Uncle John's death. I remember his firm handshake and tears when my father passed away. His card playing at family events was always fun. His gifts from the garden were always looked forward to and we only could marvel at how many strawberries he could raise.

Love Dennis

To my loving Grandfather who loved to bounce me on his knee while singing his German song. I can see you sitting on the back porch listing to the Tigers game on the radio. It gives me great joy to know that you are now in God's garden. I love you more than words could express. Sue

Dear Aunt Marion and Family,
In your loss and sorrow may God's word comfort and uphold you even as we grieve and pray for you.
Uncle John's kind memory will live with us always.
Love, David and Jean

My Uncle John,
I remember most about my Uncle at Higgins Lake and fishing. My Uncle so like fishing. Fishing with my Grandma and Grandpa, Dad, Uncle Hal, and the fish frys around the fire place. Quite a time as a kid growing up. Love, George, those were great times.

The man who taught me about life and the way you should live it. He taught me to fish, and to enjoy the outdoors.He will be missed.