Delphean Schneider
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Delphean was born on January 22, 1940 in Gothenburg, NE to parents Elbert and Irene (Erall) McDermott.
Delphean lived her life in the Cozad and Gothenburg area, she attended school in Gothenburg, NE graduating with the class of 1958. She enjoyed quilting, knitting, and crocheting, spending time with her grandkids, and great-grandkids.
Delphean was a member of the Victory Assembly of God Church.
Delphean is survived by her children Rachelle Miller and spouse Jeff of Gothenburg, NE and son, Aaron Schneider, sister, Lorene Bohlen of Cozad,NE
Granddaughter, Courtnee (Jordan) Magnuson and their children, Khloe, Oakley, Onyx,
(Rachelle) Grandchildren Jacob Boehle, Jessica (Brandon) Sipherd, Jordanne (Korey) Rathe and children Weston &Liam; Jocelyn Boehle & Traci (Teri) Murphy and child Fayelin; Rebecca (Cameron) Loveless & child Atticus.
Preceded in death by her spouse, Robert, parents, Elbert and Irene McDermott, son, Johnathon Schneider, sisters, Emily Ryan & Christena Ulmer brother, Elbert John McDermott.
Private family graveside services will be held.
Memorials may be made to Gothenburg Senior Center.
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