Rozetta Frances "Robnett" Scheibe

Rozetta Frances (Robnett) Hancock Scheibe, the daughter of Charles Oscar and Myrtle Aurora (Triplett) Robnett, was born January 20, 1922, in Joy, Missouri. She passed away December 9, 2025, in Salem, Missouri, at the age of one hundred three.

Rozetta was united in marriage to Winfred Hancock and shared many years creating lasting memories together until his passing. She later married Robert "Bob" Scheibe and together shared many years together before his passing.

Rozetta worked for several years as a schoolteacher, beautician, and retired from a factory in St. Louis. In her retirement years she enjoyed traveling, especially to Texas during the winter season, and spending time at her lake house on Clearwater Lake. She enjoyed fishing, going to Lake of the Ozarks, and shopping.

Rozetta grew up attending the Old Country Church where she made a profession of faith and was baptized. She shared her faith through kindness, compassion, and her willingness to help others no matter the situation.

Rozetta is survived by her nephew: Larry Robnett and wife Darla of Salem, MO; niece: Shirley Rabourn and husband Tom of Gravois Mill, MO; great nieces and nephews: Charles Robnett of Salem, MO, Jeannie Baumhoegger and husband Rick of Eureka, MO, Justin Volner and wife Brittany of Eldon, MO, Michael Volner and wife Jessica of Orlinda, TN, Lisa Smith and husband Tyler of Salem, MO, Becky Chandler and husband Jesse of St. James, MO, and Melba Cunningham of Baldwin, MO; great-great nieces and nephews: Tyler, Austin, Harley, Cody, Quinn, Charlie, Tanner, Leland, and Milena; extended family and friends.

Preceding her in death were her husbands: Winfred Hancock and Robert Scheibe; parents: Charles and Myrtle Robnett; sister: Arzetta Manning; and her brothers: Sherrill Robnett and Lloyd Robnett.

Rozetta will be remembered for the love she shared with her family. Her greatest joy was being a devoted aunt to her nieces and nephews. Her legacy of love will continue to guide us all. She will be deeply missed but forever remembered.

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