Thair Q Schneiter

Dear Mr. Schneiter, although i have never met you i have come to know about you through your Daughter Tamara, i see how much she loves you and always has a smile on her face especiailly when she talks about you, she said you were a great father and friend and you were funny and had a great sense of humor, she said how much you took care of your family and how close you were, she is an amazing

Dear Mr. Schneiter, although i have never met you i have come to know about you through your Daughter Tamara, i see how much she loves you and always has a smile on her face especiailly when she talks about you, she said you were a great father and friend and you were funny and had a great sense of humor, she said how much you took care of your family and how close you were, she is an amazing persnn and amazing people dont happen without amzing parents, i hope to play arund of golf with you some day in heaven

with Warm kind regards,

tim

Please accept our condolences for the loss of my good friend,Thair. He has been my good friend since the 4th grade - 68 years. We debated politics for nearly all those years.
Thair was the most generous, big-hearted,caring person I have known. He was always ready to help someone in need. As with your family, I will miss him very much.
I will be sending some money in Thair's memory to the American Heart Association,which is the least I can do for my life long friend.

Blaine and Janet Madsen
Chandler,Arizona

I've known Thair since we were in the 4th grade together - 68 years. We were neighborhood friends through high school. Thair's mission and my overseas Air Force assignment separated us for a few years. We maintained communications even though I didn't live in Salt Lake for 42 years. I always got together with Thair during my frequent visits. Thair and I had deep, serious, but opposite political views. I will miss our frequent debates (I'll bet Thair wil

I've known Thair since we were in the 4th grade together - 68 years. We were neighborhood friends through high school. Thair's mission and my overseas Air Force assignment separated us for a few years. We maintained communications even though I didn't live in Salt Lake for 42 years. I always got together with Thair during my frequent visits. Thair and I had deep, serious, but opposite political views. I will miss our frequent debates (I'll bet Thair wil also.)
Thair was the most caring,big-hearted, and generous person I've ever known. He helped many people. Please accept our condolences for the loss of a great guy.
T'm sending money to the American Heart Association in Thair's memory - which is the least I can do for a good friend.

Blaine and Janet Madsen
Chndler,Arizona

I have only the fondest memories of Thair as a cousin, friend, and "champion" to me at a time in my life when I really didn't have it "all together". He was always patient and kind and never critical of a very immature me. He watched out for me and gave wonderful counsel. I am sad to say I never told him how much I admired and respected him. I do want him family to know he was my HERO.
May you be blessed with the comfort you need as you mourn his passing.
Lovingly,
Margo

Cheryl,

I was saddened to learn of Thair's passing. He was a wonderful friend and always loyal to the Ockey family. I respected him for his integrity and constancy. I have many memories of our close ties while we were younger at South High and Stratford Ward.

Most sincerely,

Gail W. Ockey

Dear Michelle and Tamara... and dear Thair,

Dear Thair,

Thank you, Thair, for trying patiently to teach me to golf. I had no interest or talent, and yet, as a friend of Michelle's, you patiently spent time trying to teach me. Thank you. And thank you for ending up just letting us swim at the country club pool.

Thank you for letting me spend so much time at your house. I can't tell you how many memories I have of sleepovers and fun

Dear Michelle and Tamara... and dear Thair,

Dear Thair,

Thank you, Thair, for trying patiently to teach me to golf. I had no interest or talent, and yet, as a friend of Michelle's, you patiently spent time trying to teach me. Thank you. And thank you for ending up just letting us swim at the country club pool.

Thank you for letting me spend so much time at your house. I can't tell you how many memories I have of sleepovers and fun there, but also how much I knew that you loved your daughters.

Dear Tamara,

I am so glad to reconnect with you on facebook, and sincerely hope that your world travels and mine intersect someday soon. It would be really wonderful to meet in a random European city and meet up for a meal. I am so sorry for your loss.

Dear Michelle,

I cannot tell you how much I regret not seeing you when you were in Utah... and how much I wish I could be there with you right now. I might never have told you how much our childhood friendship meant to me. I used to draw strength from you, and you probably never knew it. Thank you.

Michelle and Tamara,

Your father will be missed! I am certain that the clearest memory I have of him is how much he loved you both! Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

Much love,
Heidi

Michelle, Tamara and Louisa (Katrina)

Mitch and I are very sorry for your loss. Thair was a darling guy and a wonderful father.

With deepest sympathy,
Shirley Crawford

Dear Schneiter Family
On behalf of Fairways magazine I wish to leave our condolences and hope that through your tears there will also be many smiles when remembering your passing loved one.

We love the Schneiter family and all you have accomplished in Utah golf. Thanks for all you do.

Randy Dodson
Fairways Media

Michelle and Tamara,
You were both students in my 4th grade class at H.R. Driggs Elementary of course, in separate years. I remember you both with your beautiful red hair and beautiful smiles. Your father was such a friendly and kind person. Once he met with my daughter and myself to give her a few pointers in golf at Shneiter Golf Course. You were both there. He was so proud of you both. I remember him telling me, as you demonstrated,

Michelle and Tamara,
You were both students in my 4th grade class at H.R. Driggs Elementary of course, in separate years. I remember you both with your beautiful red hair and beautiful smiles. Your father was such a friendly and kind person. Once he met with my daughter and myself to give her a few pointers in golf at Shneiter Golf Course. You were both there. He was so proud of you both. I remember him telling me, as you demonstrated, Michelle, how you had one of the best methods of addressing the ball. He also said how you, Tamara, were good at skating.
I am sorry of his passing. He sounds as if he were an amazing person. I know he was kind as he demonstrated to my daughter and me with his golf lesson for her.
I will think of you two this Saturday. I will say a silent prayer for him and for the both of you.
With sadness,
Junnie Shiotani