Wyvon Schroeder

1930 ∼ 2020

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Wyvon Schroeder, 89, died on April 11, 2020. She was born in Port Arthur Texas, July 2, 1930. She was preceded in death by her husband Raymond Schroeder, parents James and Norma Brown, sister Earline Ranka, brother-in-law Charles, and nephews David and Danny Ranka, sister Elna Albers and brother-in-law Rev. Walter Albers, and brother-in-law Dr. Lewis Wilson.

She is survived by brother Dr. Jim Brown and wife Nelda, sister Wanda Wilson, nieces Lou Reeves, Lauri Ford, Sharon Parker, Kathy Payne and Beth Adams. She is also survived by Nephews James Ranka, Jeff Albers, Mike Brown, and Bobby Wilson.

Due to COVID-19, a private family graveside service will be held. All services are under the direction of Melancon’s Funeral Home.

In lieu of usual remembrances, memorials can be given to St. Paul Lutheran Church in Groves, Texas.

Condolences

Rhonda Brown May 10, 2020

Mrs. Schroeder was a very special lady, her heart was full of love. She always had a welcoming smile when I walk through the door making me feel at home. I know she missed her husband and this past year was very difficult for her. Thank you Lord for taking her in your precious arms and watching over her now.

Ann Mcpherson April 24, 2020

Our love and sympathy to Jim and Nelda and family from Ann and Perry

W. Jean Taylaor April 14, 2020

Our family feels the loss of this very lovely woman. She's with the Lord and other family members. We grieve and also remember her. I read this statement and believe it's very true. "She is everywhere, and she is nowhere, but she is surely here". In sympathy, W. Jean Taylor and family (Honey)

Gina Fitts April 14, 2020

Praying for the family. We have lost a good and faithful member of our church family. Wyvon will be greatly missed.

James Ranka April 14, 2020

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Jan Stroder April 14, 2020

My deepest condolences to the family. The last time I talked to Wy during the quarantine she was so lonesome and just cried the whole time wanting to go home to her Maker and wanting to be with Raymond. Oh how I’m going to miss this special lady, one I can truly call my friend :heart::heart:

Wayne Taylor April 13, 2020

R.I.P. Thomas Jefferson High School 1948 Graduate.

Harry Schoppe April 13, 2020

Wyvon will be missed! She always did so much for St. Paul Lutheran Church, its members, and for others too!! My thoughts, prayers, and sympathies are with all of the family and friends. God's peace, comfort, and blessings to all of you!!

Glenda Lambert April 13, 2020

So many fond memories of my dear cousin. She was always there for my family, especially for my mom, Nina Hebert. She was a giving, kind and cheerful person. Her laugh will ring in my memory until we meet again. Rest in peace. Glenda Daigle Lambert