Adam John Schneider

Adam John Schneider, 56, of Thayne Wyoming passed away peacefully in his home on September 2, 2025. Adam was born on January 21, 1969 in Edina Minnesota.

Adam grew up in Minneapolis attending St. Croix Lutheran High School and started his life young by working full-time and helping his family until he joined the US Navy in 1985 at the age of 17. Adam was able to receive his GED while enlisted with the Navy.

Adam was a Machinist Mate and served in the Gulf War. He was very devoted to our Country by serving with his fellow shipmates until he was honorably discharged. Adam then started his career in Kent, WA as a United States Postal Service member. He then moved to Wyoming to work as a postal clerk in Wilson/Jackson post offices and worked his way to becoming a United States Post Master in Afton. Adam medically retired in 2018 and spent his remaining years with family.

Adam was a devoted son, husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend to many. He was a very happy go lucky man who loved fiercely and was there for anyone.

Adam is survived by the love of his life; Karen, their daughter; Brianna (Jeff) Bort, his two grandchildren; Emma and Jack, his siblings; Rebecca Knowlton, Jay (Joyce) Knowlton, and Robbie (Jennifer) Knowlton, his nieces and nephews; Amy (Jeff) Roberts, Sara (Jeff) Deason, Casey (John) Stone, Josh Knowlton, Danny (Alisha) Knowlton, Trent Knowlton, along with his great nieces and nephews; Sierra Stone, Mackenzie and Marley Roberts, Lauren and Taylor Deason, Pierce and Carter Knowlton, and Elodie and Coralie Knowlton.

Adam was preceded in death by his parents; Marvin John Schneider and Nancy Alberta (Campbell) Schneider, his in-laws; Robert and Joyce Knowlton, his brother-in-law; Bruce Knowlton, and his great nephew; Charlie Snow.

Adam will be missed immensely and he will never be forgotten. In Leiu of flowers, please donate to a great Veteran cause as that is what he would have wanted.

Adams Celebration of Life will be held at Schwab Mortuary in Thayne Wyoming on Saturday; September 13th 2025 - visitation at 11AM and services at 12PM. A luncheon will be hosted and Adam will be celebrated with Veterans Honors.