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Samuel Oxenreider, born on August 7, 1998, in Springfield, Missouri, and passed away at home on April 18, 2025, in Rogersville, Missouri. He was a beloved son, father, brother, and a friend to many, remembered for his goofy personality and zest for life.
Samuel was dedicated in his career as a tree trimmer with the IBEW Local 53 Union for Shade Tree. He found immense joy in his work, considering his coworkers to be like his second family. Samuel's dedication to his profession exemplified his strong work ethic and passion for the outdoors.
Samuel cultivated a love for nature that extended beyond his work, and his hobbies reflected his adventurous spirit. Whether he was riding motorcycles, four-wheeling, hunting, or fishing, he cherished spending time outside. He enjoyed guns of all types, camping trips, days at the lake, and gatherings with friends. He was always cutting up and goofing around and was a true joy to be around. Additionally, Samuel had a fondness for his truck and expressed his individuality through tattoos. He also took pleasure in playing video games, indulging in both PlayStation and Xbox in his leisure time. He was known for being handy and always ready to lend a helping hand with various projects, reflecting his character of compassion and support.
Above all, Samuel loved spending quality time with his children, and his mom truly had a special place in his heart.
Samuel was preceded in death by his father, Sam Robinson, one grandmother, Beverly Downum, two grandfathers, Richard Robinson and Steven March, and one uncle, Evan Hance.
He is survived by his mother, Samantha Oxenreider, four daughters, Tacie Oxenreider, Mazikeen Oxenreider, Sophia Oxenreider, and Alena Oxenreider, two bonus kids, Garrett Rupe and Leona Rupe, one grandmother, Goldie March, two sisters, Nicole Conley and Sarah Pruitt, one nephew, Jerakiah Way, one niece, Azlynn Sirkel, three uncles, Josh Oxenreider and wife, Porsche, Jamie Hance, and Richie Robinson, three aunts, Michelle Hance, Candy Church and husband, Jimmie, and Janie Jones and husband, Thaddous, and many other extended family and friends who will miss him.
Memorial contributions may be made to the family by clicking on the "Donate Now" link below.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
214 West Clinton Ave. P.O. Box 366, Seymour, MO 65746

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