Ronald Schuermann

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Ron’s funeral will have a strict 10 person limit and only immediate family will be admitted. However, visitation will be allowed in groups of less than 10 on Friday April 17th, 2020, from 10 am to 12 noon at the funeral home. The family would like to thank you for your cooperation.

A streaming video call via Zoom is being set-up so we can all “be there”. You can listen in-via Zoom. The app is free. You may join in the streaming services starting at 12:45, Zoom Meeting ID is 512 050 6203. A special thank you goes out to LeAndra Aragon who has so generously volunteered her time and her laptop for this purpose.

A memorial service/celebration of Ron’s life will be announced sometime after the COVID Quarantine is lifted. Which we hope is soon.

Ronald Harvey Schuermann was born August 26th, 1933, to Harvey August Schuermann and Agnes Fiksdal in Anthony Kansas.

Ronald passed away after a prolonged illness on April 11, 2020, at the age of 86. Ron is survived by his wife, Nola; his daughters, Rhonda, Doni, Patty; sons, Mike and Gerald; sister Sal Baker; and his brother, Richard Schuermann.

He was preceded in death by both parents.

I want to thank you, Rhonda, for sharing your Dad with us. Ron always made us feel loved as if we were his own. We teased him for being crazy taking on 4 more kids, but the simple truth comes down to he was crazy about my mother, Nola. Ron treated her as if she made his world go round to his very last.

Ron will always be remembered as an excellent husband, father and friend. He always had a quick smile and enjoyed what we call the Schuermann shindigs (family gathering). Ron and Calvin, that’s Doni’s husband, had an on-going contest to see who could out-do the other with unique gifts. Those gifts included homemade gadgets with a script to explain how it operated, and that gadgets extraordinary features. There were many, like Deere John, the electric hammer and too many to list here.

Ronald also had a very spiritual side and was a deacon in the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City. Always friendly, outgoing and always enjoyed the company of others. You will be sorely missed by all of us.

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