Thursday, March 26, 2020
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My condolences to the McDowell family, I was shocked to hear this news. Kreis stopped at my house at Sandy pond last summer. I was working in my garage when a stranger in his truck pulled up and turned around in front of my house. He got out of the truck and walked towards me,I greeted him and said can I help you. He was looking for his uncle Curley's Camp. Needless to say after 40+ years of not seeing each other, we didn't recognize each other. We discussed old times and the times he spent at Sandy Pond as a kid with my Dad. It was great seeing him and having him catch me up with his family life etc.. It's sad that people don't keep in touch due our busy lives. Life is precious,take the time to enjoy every day of your life. Our days are numbered take the time to tell your family you love them and spend time with old friends. God Bless you all! Your cousin Don Schneider
3180 Bellevue Avenue