Schuble, Lawrence E., passed away on March 1, 2025.
Beloved husband of Patricia Schuble (nee Volz) for 69 years; loving father of Michael (Tammy) Schuble, Deborah (John Novotney) Russell and Jeffrey (LeeAnn) Schuble; cherished grandfather of 9 and great-grandfather of 19; dear brother of Ron (Nancy) Schuble. Larry was a advent hunter, fisherman and loved camping. He was also a Elk member for over 40 years.
Services: A celebration of life is planned for a later date.
A Kutis South County Chapel Service
Well you’re in heaven without no pain. We spent 8 decades of fun, and some mischievous things? I sure miss our get together, and shared our stories. I’m glad you moved on to a more quiet place. Love always your Bro
How I will always remember grandpa…
Casting a fishing pole into the lake with all intent to be silent, only to accomplish scaring all the fish away, loosing his dentures over the side of the boat, and having an outright blast with us grandkids… I’m sure going to miss your loud laugh when the family would get together & tell stories from the past (such as lapa changa) lol.
You have gained your wings grandpa & they’re beautiful. We all know your at peace now! Heaven is beautiful I’m sure. Although your wings were ready our hearts were not. I love you always and forever grandpa.
You will be solely missed dad. Memories will always be with me. Especially all the camping and fishing/hunting trips. You always had a way to make the family laugh. I know you are in a better place now free from pain. Now every time I am looking up i know you are up their looking down at us. Love and miss you alawys. Mike
You are a very cherished friend. Larry and I loved you very much.
Larry, you will be missed by many. You loved to tell stories about the past. Your laugh was always contagious. It did not take much to make you happy, Pat’s good cooking, a cold beer, cowboy movies, and your close family! Rest in peace.
To my love miss you alot knowing you are in God’s hands & no longer In pain or discomfort means a lot. All my love.
You were ready to spread your wings and go to heaven, but I was not ready to let you go. I know you are in a wonderful place now and not in pain any longer. When your heart stopped, mine changed forever. I now have a deep void in my heart that I can only fill with our memories. Thinking of you everyday is a reminder of your wisdom, kindness and humor. This will continue to shape who I am and who I strive to be. You left me peaceful memories and your love is a guide even though I can no longer see you. Love you Dad!!!