SCHMIDT Genevieve, 89, of Fort Worth, TX, a former resident of Clifton for 54 years, passed away peacefully at a Fort Worth hospital Thursday, Oct. 20, 2010, following a stroke. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM Saturday, Oct. 30, at St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church, 787 Valley Road, Clifton, NJ. Interment: Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Upper Montclair, NJ. Visitation: 6-8 PM. Friday, Oct. 29, at Bizub-Quinlan Funeral Home, 1313 Van Houten Ave., Clifton, NJ In lieu of flowers, should friends, desire, memorials may be given to Trinity Valley School, 7500 Dutch Branch Road, Fort Worth, Texas 76132, or the James L. West Center, 1111 Summit Ave., Fort Worth, Texas 76102. Genevieve Schmidt was born in New York City on Aug. 6, 1921. Her parents had both emigrated from Ukraine and her family soon moved to northern New Jersey where she spent most of her life. She graduated from Passaic (NJ) High School in 1939 and worked as a secretary during World War II. She married Herman Schmidt in 1942 and the couple spent 60 wonderful years together. After raising her children, Genevieve returned to the workforce as an administrative assistant for many years at the Clifton (NJ) Boys' Club. She was also employed by the Division of Social Services for the County of Passaic (NJ), tending to the needs of the elderly. She was a devout Catholic, and enjoyed reading, traveling to the beaches of the world with her husband, and gardening. She moved to Fort Worth in 2005 and very much enjoyed her new friends and being close to her family in Texas. She was preceded in death by her husband, Herman, in 2002 and her daughter, Diane, in 1966. Survivors: Her son, Robert and daughter in-law, Leslie, and granddaughter, Cassie Lynn, of Fort Worth; and numerous nephews and nieces.
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Nancy/Tom Miller
October 25, 2010
Dear Dr. Schmidt:
You have a wonderful mother, one of whom we visited every Thursday for the past four years. We first saw her at Broadway Plaza and then at James West.
She and I were great friends. My spouse and I brought Holy Communion to her.
She always talked about a son and knew you were near.
She was a wonderful Catholic and loved to say the "Apostles Creed" and the "Our Father".
We will give her name to the Service of Light on 11/01 at Holy Family at 7PM.
We will have a Mass said for her at Holy Family Catholic Church.
May God be with you always. We will never forget your mother as she was a joy to visit.
Nancy and Tom Miller
Hospital and Homebound Ministry
Holy Family Catholic Church
October 25, 2010
Dear Dr. Schmidt,
Joe and I were touched and saddened to read about your mother's homegoing. Please know we are thinking and praying for God's comfort for you and your family.
Sincerely,
Bonnie and Joe Red
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