Death date: Sep 19, 2018
Obituary of David Edgar Schnorf Please share a memory of David to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book David Edgar Schnorf, 72, passed away Wednesday September 19, 2018 at his home in Pearland, TX. Read Obituary
“Dave loved family.” Nothing truer than that. He made “distant relatives” feel like close-knit family. If there was a gathering of any sort... he’d be there. Cousin Dave was about the sweetest man I’ve ever known and I miss him already. Love, Jay
My deepest condolences to the family. I'm a good friend of Dave's brother Jim and I wish to add my name to the people who've expressed their sadness for tis loss....
Cindy, Kim and Jamie. So sorry to hear about Dave. Have many fond memories of our times together as families. Praying for God’s comfort to you all.
Saundra
Cindy:
From our entire WHS class, you have our condolences and you are in our thoughts.
Whenever you have the time, please contact me at [email protected]
Sincerely,
Jim Baugher
Whenever I hear music from the 1960’s, I will be reminded of Dave. I know he loved the music from that time period.
Dear Cindy, Jaime, Kim and family,
I just heard about Dave’s passing. He will truly be missed. He was my mentor for many years during the 80’s and remained friends through all these years. As I reflect back, he always had faith in me and what I
Could accomplish. A great man and friend - I will miss him.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Cindy
My thoughts and prayers are for peace in your heart, Cindy. I'm sorry I can't be with you. Hugs and hope for comforting memories.
I was sad to hear of Dave's passing but glad that we got to visit with him recently and catch up. I worked with Dave for about 15 years and will forever value the mentoring and guidance Dave provided. RIP Dave!
Dave was a great member of our Country Place Community and he will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers to Cindy and their family.
Part of my heart has gone with Dave. From 6th grade through high school he was the 'bestest' friend I had. We shared secrets, confidences and his family was my second family. He went to college and I went into the Navy, but whether we saw each other every 5 months or five years, it all seemed like yesterday. His loss can't be described but our memories will always survive. Strength and condolences to Cindy and his family. God Bless...
