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Mae Schock Obituary
Mrs. Mae D. Schock, 87, of Quakake passed away Sunday in the Hometown Nursing Home. She was the widow of Clyde Mervin Schock.
She was born in Quakake, a daughter of the late Lee and Mildred Doris (Bachert) Hinkle.
In the past she had been a member of the Quakake Fire Company Auxiliary and the Ascension Lutheran Church, Quakake.
Survived by son, Jeffrey, and companion Michele, daughter, Laura, wife of Eugene Bushick, son, David, and his wife Denise, son, Raynor and his wife Lisa, and a son Dwight; grandchildren, Tracey, wife of Chris Johnston, Nicci, wife of Rich Bean, Jeffrey, Loretta, and her husband Daniel, Adriana, Brandon, Alycia and Ryan, and wife Peyton Rayonna, great-grandchildren, Sebastian, Amy, Cabella and Christian.
Preceded in death by a grandson Eugene Bushick Jr.; a great-grandson, Leif Johnston; brother, Thomas Hinkle; a sister, Alfreda Heckman; and by a nephew, Gary Williams.
Service: Funeral will be Thursday, Aug. 12, at 11 a.m., Lamar Christ Funeral Home, Hometown, Interment in Sky-View Memorial Park, Hometown. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Christopher Conville
August 20, 2021
Rest In Peace Aunt Mar
Felicia
August 14, 2021
Mae was a very sweet woman. She had a great sense of humor. I think about her often.
Lori
August 11, 2021
Mae was a great person will be missed by all of us at Hometown Nursing
Delores
August 11, 2021
So sorry for your loss!! Mae was a sweetheart!! We will miss her so much!!! Fly high our special angel!!!
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