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Richard S. Scheirman, 84, died Saturday, March 20, 2010. He was born in Oklahoma City on March 21, 1925, and grew up in Kingfisher.
He served as a C-47 pilot in the Army Air Corps in Europe and Africa during World War II. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma in mechanical engineering, he worked for Phillips Petroleum Company for many years, before retiring to Edmond in 1997.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth Mary, and is survived by his six children, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Edmond, at 10:30 am on Wednesday, March 24.
Services are under the direction of Matthews Funeral Home.
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Margaret Scheirman
December 6, 2010
A life well lived. I am grateful to have known him, however briefly and mostly via Christmas correspondence, and happy to know that so many of his offspring are loving life and continuing to make him proud of you all. My sympathies to you as you approach your first Christmas without him.
Sandy Plain
March 25, 2010
For a beloved uncle, who loved life and his family even more. Uncle Richard will be missed on earth, but dwells eternally with the Lord. My sympathy for my dad, his brother, and all 6 of his wonderful children. Love and blessings!
Kathleen Briggs
March 24, 2010
All of you are in our prayers today. Your dad was always so kind and loving to me. While I am happy for him that he is finally reunited with your mom, I feel for all of you - knowing that you miss him terribly. I'm sure you know that he was a very special person to many people. He touched my life at a time when I had just lost my own dad - I appreciated both he and your mom more than I can say. Thank you for sharing him! Bless your hearts -
Darla Shelden
March 23, 2010
My deepest condolences go out to Richard Scheirman's entire family. He has left a legacy of charitable and loving children and grandchildren and I'm sure his great grandchildren will follow suit. I knew Richard, although briefly, thru his daughters Kathy and Jane. This is a difficult time, but I know that his life was full and he was deeply loved.
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