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[edit] About This PageThis page collects, records and consolidates news, information, hyperlinks, data, stories, and disconnected facts relating to the Schonauer name. Once connected to a specific person or family on WeRelate, it can be easily linked to the appropriate page. Contributions are welcome, regardless of a connection or lack of connection to a person or family on WeRelate. For contributors, please add the link, reference or source of the information. [edit] Renee Ann SchonauerRenee Ann Schonauer
FARGO, N.D. - Renee Ann Schonauer, 62, Fargo, died Tuesday in Bethany Retirement Living. Visitation will be from 1-2 p.m., followed by the memorial service at 2 p.m. Saturday at Boulger Funeral Home in Fargo. Burial will be in Alsen (N.D.) Cemetery. Arrangements by Boulger Funeral Home.
[edit] "Quintessential" Lake Erie charter captain Bill Goble diesLong-time area Lake Erie charter captain Bill Goble died Monday after a lingering illness. Goble, 74, had skippered his charter fishing vessel “No Woes,” for more than 40 years on Lake Erie. He operated out of the Chagrin River, specializing in sport fishing for walleye, yellow perch and steelhead. Goble also ran a number of fishing- and fish-related businesses from his Eastlake base, including a commercial fish-cooking business. Current and former area anglers of all stripes praised Goble, largely for his philanthropic approach to providing how-to and where-to angling information. Norm Schultz, the retired head of the Cleveland-based Lake Erie Marine Trades Association and former Mentor resident, said Goble was “always generous” with fishing tips. “I always thought of Bill as being the quintessential angler and even more importantly, he was always willing to share his favorite spot or what he was using to catch fish,” said Schultz, now of Tampa, Fla. “That’s not true for every charter captain.” Mentor charter captain Jim Schonauer said Goble was “just one of the guys.” “The charter captains in this part of the lake always have worked well together, and sometimes the guys from the Chagrin would come our way and sometimes we would go their way so we would exchange information,” Schonauer said. “Bill was one of us.” Something of a dust-up occurred earlier this year related to Goble when the city of Eastlake decided not to press charges against him for allegedly “...catching fish recreationally but selling them in his restaurant,” said the city of Eastlake’s prosecutor, Judd Hawkins, in late September. Hawkins decision came following an investigation by the Ohio Division of Wildlife which turned its evidence over to the prosecutor. “The investigation got the point where there might have been charges brought, but I decided to seek a resolution without the need of any criminal charges,” Hawkins said. Goble had already determined not to renew his charter captain’s license when the matter was resolved. Goble’s obituary appears in today’s (Dec. 5) News-Herald and can be accessed directly from: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/news-herald/obituary.aspx?n=william-m-goble-captain-bill&pid=161489351&fhid=5770. - Jeffrey L. Frischkorn JFrischkorn@News-Herald.com Twitter: @Fieldkorn
[edit] Schönauer Coat of ArmsCoat of Arms for Freiberger, Fronheim, Fürsten, Langsaissen, Schönauer, Sonnau, Freyberg, Fronheimer, Kelhaimer, Litscher, Schwartzwaldt, Zwickhel, Freyberger, Fürst, Kielmann, Schönau, Sonau family names
[edit] Schonauer Family Crest and Name HistoryThe surname Schonauer is a toponymic local name; it is derived from a feature of the physical geography where the original bearer lived or held land. In this case it is derived from the German word Schoene, which means beautiful, and berg, which means hill.
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[edit] 2016 Quilter of the Year – Diane SchonauerThe Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail in Upstate SC is pleased to announce the selection of Diane Schonauer from Anderson, SC, as the 2016 Quilter of the Year. This award recognizes a local quilter who provides leadership and community service through their quilting. Schonauer will be recognized at the Fall Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail Meeting on Oct. 7, 2016. in the first floor conference room at the Anderson County Public Library located at 300 N. McDuffie Street. The public is invited to attend the reception from 3-5:30pm. Quilts made by Schonauer will be displayed in the lobby windows for the month of October. Schonauer has made many contributions to Anderson County and the State of South Carolina through her leadership and volunteer efforts with Quilters of South Carolina; Anderson Quilters Guilds in leadership positions and making charity quilts for donation through the Guilds many programs. In addition she is the Anderson production team leader for the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail. Schonauer is always willing to help area school students learn about quilting and painting a block for their school or helping the students make the fabric quilt. Schonauer promotes quilting through demonstrations, educational programs and enthusiastic leadership. “I started this quilt in a class in Illinois in 1998 at a shop called Pieceful Hearts. Sara Nephew’s construction method eliminates the challenging ‘Y seam’. Each block contains two 60 degree diamonds and four 60 degree triangles, the two triangles in the ‘medium position’ are matching fabric,” say Schonauer. “My mother had started a few quilts, among them Cathedral Window and Log Cabin, before 3 daughters and full time employment stopped her from completing them. I loved seeing these pieces as a young child and consequently have always liked quilts.” “My sister, Linda Lilly, actually taught me how to sew. She made all of our clothes from the time I was 10 through my high school years. She is a very accomplished seamstress and has a degree in clothing and textiles. In the 1980’s Linda and I took a quilting class at Katie’s Calico Corners. I was hooked; Linda has not ever quilted again! In the early 1990’s, quilting classes were offered as an adult continuing education program and I signed up for the very first one. I have been quilting ever since,” say Schonauer. For further info about the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail call 864/723- 6603 or visit (www.uhqt.org).
[edit] Kevin Schonauer ObituaryKevin D. Schonauer LEXINGTON: Kevin Schonauer was a brick layer. He owned and operated MS Masonry, LLC - his company specializing in brick and block construction- for nearly ten years. He built a life with the bricks of character and generosity, generously mortared together with love and humor. And the legacy of devotion he leaves his family is as strong as the actual block walls he built. Firmly built on what mattered in life, Kevin passed away after a long battle with leukemia, Friday morning July 15, 2011 in MedCentral Mansfield Hospital. He was 62. Born June 4, 1949 in Mansfield, Kevin remained a lifelong area resident. He was graduated from Clear Fork High School in 1967, and served four years with the U.S. Air Force. He enjoyed harness racing and spending Sunday's with his family watching football. Surviving are his wife Marsha (Nolan) Schonauer, whom he married November 12, 1998; his children Eric Schonauer and Stevie and wife Casey Schonauer all of La Porte, TX; Pvt. Dillan Schonauer with the U.S. Marine Corps; Shelby Nolan Schonauer, Bayley Schonauer and Collin Schonauer all of Lexington; a grandchild Blakely; his father Gene Schonauer of Bellville; his mother and step-father Marjorie & Rufus Johnson of Inverness, FL; siblings and their spouses Kelly & Chris Shinabarker of Bellville, Kim & Robbie Hansen of Mt. Gilead, Karen Bouvier in Florida, Kyle & Joy Schonauer of Lexington, Bo & Robin Kurtz of Washington, and Rhea and Don of Florida; his in-laws J.C. & Patricia Nolan of Bellville; three sisters-in-law of Bellville; and numerous nieces and nephews. The Schonauer family will receive friends Monday, July 18, 2011 from 2-4 & 6-8 pm in the Lexington Avenue Snyder Funeral Home, where his funeral service will be held Tuesday at 11 am. Pastor Gene Witzky will officiate, with military honors by American Legion Post #535. Memorial contributions to the Schonauer Family Fund may be made at the funeral home. The Schonauer family would like to thank the nurses at Cancer Care, nurses on A-40A, and Dr. Exten for their compassionate care of Kevin. Snyder Funeral Home is honored to serve the Schonauer family, and private condolences to them may be made online at: www.snyderfuneralhomes.com. Published in the News Journal on July 17, 2011.
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