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Lucille M. Scheer December 9, 1928 - June 3, 2022

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LUCILLE M. SCHEER, age 93

Of Minster, passed away on Friday, June 3, 2022 at 2:55 A.M. at the Elmwood Assisted Living in New Bremen. She was born on December 9, 1928 in McCartyville, the daughter of the late George T. and Bertha C. (Behr) Platfoot. On November 29, 1947, in McCartyville, she married James H. Scheer. Together they enjoyed 74 wonderful years of marriage, and he survives near Minster. Also surviving are her three children: Jim (Karen) Scheer of Celina, Bruce Scheer of New Bremen, Teresa Harris of Longmont, CO, and two daughters-in-law: Dot Scheer of New Bremen, and Robin Scheer of St. Marys. Also left to cherish her memory are her seven grandchildren: Becky (Steve) Pape, Tod (Dawn) Scheer, Gregg (Brittany) Scheer, Tammy Scheer, Kelly (Chris Enright) Scheer, Amy (Rich) Collins, and Lindsay (Mike) Gast; her thirteen great-grandchildren, and a brother Norbert (Alice) Platfoot of Sidney. She was preceded in death by two sons: Ron Scheer and Brad Scheer, a son-in-law Ken Harris, and a daughter-in-law Donna Scheer; five brothers: Herbert, Robert, Raymond, Norman, and Orville “Orie” Platfoot; and seven sisters: Agnes Cloppert, Irene Heeter, Sally Ware, Esther Scheer, Jeanie Billing, Mary Platfoot (infant), Isabelle Platfoot (infant); and her in-laws: Lela Mae Billger, Ralph Scheer, Roger “Bud” Scheer, Sylvester “Bill” Scheer, Robert Scheer, Delbert “Butch” Scheer, and Lafe Jr. “Jack” Scheer.

Lucille was a beautiful and vivacious lady. Being one of fourteen children, she was not afraid of hard work. She was a fearless woman ahead of the times. From a young age, she thought that whatever a guy could do she could do it too, and possibly do it faster. She always worked outside of the home while raising her five children. She was a wonderful cook and loved to entertain. She was hard-working and played even harder. She was young in spirit and opened her heart and her home to many. She knew people from all walks of life and wanted equality for everyone. She was very supportive of her husband in all of his endeavors. Over the decades, she gave many volunteer hours to the Elks and other charitable organizations. Over the years, she had worked at Huffys, Goodyear, and the former Siberling Latex, and in 1967 she went to Oklahoma to help set up the Siberling Latex plant there. She was a realtor and along with her husband, they established Scheer Real Estate.

Private family services will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in memory of Lucille can be made to support Wilson Home Health and Hospice (1081 Fairington Drive, Sidney, OH 45365), or another local hospice organization. Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen is assisting the family, and online condolences can be left on the funeral home website at www.gilberghartwigfh.com.

Private family services will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in memory of Lucille can be made to support Wilson Home Health and Hospice (1081 Fairington Drive, Sidney, OH 45365), or another local hospice organization.

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    Dean and Kate Hartwig says

    Our deepest sympathy to all who knew and loved her!

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      Jeff and Denise Opperman says

      So sorry for your loss. We loved the times at the legion. You are in our prayer

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    Dina Marchal says

    Sweet lady! Loved seeing her and Jim at Minster Eagles! Always a joy talking to Lucille!! Hugs and Prayers!❤️🙏

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    Wayne and Kathy Gruebmeyer says

    Sending our sympathy to Lucille’s family. Such a kind lady.

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    Jane Maurer Wyen says

    To Bruce.. we were in the class on ‘68’. My heartfelt sympathies for the loss of your mother.

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    Vicki & Nancy says

    Just wanting you to know we are sorry for you loss. We remember all the good times we had when we were kids. Going over to your house almost every week.

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    WAWALT SCHMITMEYER says

    We Share Your Sorrow

    WALT & ERMA SCHMITMEYER

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    Monika Hott says

    Herzliche Grüße und Beileid aus Deutschland. Ich bin soeben über die Seite Find a Grave, im Rahmen der Ahnenforschung, auf sie aufmerksam geworden. Ich las den Text über ihr Leben. Sie muss eine wunderbare Frau gewesen sein. Der Schreiber hat den Text mit sehr viel lieben Worten verfasst. Bin sehr beeindruckt von ihrer Persönlichkeit, obwohl ich sie nicht kannte. M. Hott

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