1936
2021
Jerome Schwartzenberger
Jerome Schwartzenberger, 84, of Napoleon, died Friday, Jan. 15, 2021 at the Napoleon Care Center. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20 at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, Napoleon. Visitation will be held from 5-7 p.m on Tuesday, with a prayer service at 7 p.m. at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Burial will be held at St. Philip Neri Cemetery, Napoleon with Military Rites provided by the Napoleon American Legion and the ND National Guard. A Livestream of Jerome's funeral service and prayer service will be available on the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church Facebook Page or St. Philip Neri Napoleon YouTube Page.
Jerome Schwartzenberger was born March 18, 1936 at Napoleon, son of Eugene and Veronica (Bitz) Schwartzenberger. He attended Napoleon grade school and graduated from Napoleon High School in 1954.
Jerome married Christine Leier of Kintyre on July 11, 1960 at St. Boniface Catholic Church, rural Kintyre. They had two children, son Terry (Mary), who has taken over the newspaper business, and daughter, Mary Lynne (Gary) Davidson, Bismarck. They also have seven grandchildren, Morgan (Kate), Jonah (Megan), Kali (Trent Fettig), Veronica, Jada, Aliyah and Xavier Schwartzenberger and four great grandchildren, JoJo Elizabeth and Decker Jerome Schwartzenberger, Xander James Fettig, Myles Kevin Schwartzenberger.
Jerome served in the North Dakota National Guard for 14 years. In November, 1964 he was named editor of the newspaper and in 1974 he and his wife purchased the Napoleon Homestead.
Jerome is survived by his wife of 60 years, Christine; two children, Terry (Mary), Napoleon, and Mary Lynne (Gary) Davidson, Bismarck; seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren; one brother, Robert (Kathy), Tecumseh, MI; six sisters, Barb Garvin, Joanne Shrove, Ione Good, Theresa Glatt, Mac Henke, Helen (Harlan) Brunner, all Bismarck; in-laws: John Leier, Pete (Carolyn) Glatt, Marty (Maggie) Leier, Pauline Slovarp, Andy (Lorraine) Piatz and Larry (Mary Ann) Leier.
He was preceded in death by parents and one son, James in infancy; one brother, Fr. Eugene Schwartzenberger; in-laws: Jon Good, Jim Garvin, Bud Shrove, John Glatt, Monica Leier, Julius and Marcella Leier, Leonard and Theresia Leier and Richard Slovarp.
Share memories and sign online guest book at www.dahlstromfuneralservice.com. Dahlstrom Funeral Home of Wishek/Napoleon/Kulm, ND entrusted with arrangements.
Allyn A. Wald
January 12, 2024
I think of Jerome often when my hometown comes to mind. He is an example of the many benefits of growing up in Napoleon and I am so proud to call him a lasting friend and person with extreme thoughtfulness.
Allyn A. Wald
January 12, 2022
My family, Frank & Rose Wald, Parents, were very proud friends from early times in our lives and carried on throughout time. Jerome was a pallbearer and led the rosary at both of my parents funerals and of course I can not forget the wonderful baseball memories when Napoleon teams meant more than the major leagues. I think of Jerome often and again send my condolences to Christine and Family. May he rest in peace and throw nothing but strikes in heaven. God Bless
Allyn & Ann (Wangler) Wald
January 23, 2021
Dear Christine & Family - We go back along way knowing and being a part of Jerome's life and want to tell all of you that respect for him goes beyond compare. He was a pallbearer at both of my parents funerals and we pray dearly for him at this time of his passing. May all the souls of the faithful departed, "Rest in Peace".
Sally Feist
January 21, 2021
Our deepest sympathy for the loss of Jerome, our prayers for you and your family. I did watch the wake on you tube but if there was a mass streaming I couldn“t get on.
George Welder
January 20, 2021
prayers for all of Jerome's family. His legacy will live on forever.
Chris (Kalmbach) Stoppleworth
January 19, 2021
I am very sorry for the passing of Jerome. Growing up I have great memories of vacations with your family and stopping at Napoleon and going with Dad to Wishek and see Jerome there.
Earl & Donna Kemmet
January 18, 2021
Our Sympathy and Prayers are with you. May your family find comfort and healing through friends and family and the Holy Spirit.
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