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He loved hunting and being outdoors at his camp.
Paul is survived by his wife Lori (Radle) Schnitzer; mother Patricia Szabo of Newport; son Adam Schnitzer of New Bloomfield; daughter Megan Geoghegan (Josh) of Shermans Dale; brother John Schnitzer (Jane) of Hanover; sister Wendy Hummel of Millerstown and grandchildren Peyton, Madelyn and Emersyn Geoghegan. He was preceded in death by son Nathan Paul Schnitzer.
Services will be held Friday, April 4 at the David Myers Funeral Home, Newport with a viewing from 10 AM until the funeral service at 11 AM. Burial will follow in the Eshcol Cemetery, Millerstown.
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RT
April 4, 2025
My condolences to the Schnitzer family. I had the privilege of knowing Paul for the past 10 years and the sampling of the man he was while I got to know him during work, I'm sure is a fraction of the impact that his loved ones are feeling right now.
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Larry L DiFava
April 2, 2025
Still Can't get over Paul beating a 55 gallon drum with a pick to turn it into a burning barrel... Good and fun times.... So many of them its hard to only pick a few. Rest well buddy . Remember Bambee also went to heaven, Watch your aim The big man is watching you now !!
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