Our beloved son, brother, and friend; Damion Michael Schroeder, passed away Tuesday, May 10, at University Hospital at the age of 37. A private service was held at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Damion is survived by his parents, Michael and Sandra Schroeder and Marilyn Bower-Pegues and Kern Pegues. Damion is also survived by a sister, Kimberly Almond and brother-in-law, Todd Almond; and brother, Nathan Adams and sister-in-law, Teune Adams.
Damion amazed his friends and family with his ability to spot arrowheads and native American artifacts when no one else could find them. He was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and all kinds of sports.
Donations in Damion's memory may be made to the Patrician Movement, 222 E. Mitchell, San Antonio, Texas 78210 or Trinity United Methodist Church, 6800 Wurzbach, San Antonio, Texas 78240.
Published in Express-News on May 22, 2011
Damion is survived by his parents, Michael and Sandra Schroeder and Marilyn Bower-Pegues and Kern Pegues. Damion is also survived by a sister, Kimberly Almond and brother-in-law, Todd Almond; and brother, Nathan Adams and sister-in-law, Teune Adams.
Damion amazed his friends and family with his ability to spot arrowheads and native American artifacts when no one else could find them. He was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and all kinds of sports.
Donations in Damion's memory may be made to the Patrician Movement, 222 E. Mitchell, San Antonio, Texas 78210 or Trinity United Methodist Church, 6800 Wurzbach, San Antonio, Texas 78240.
Published in Express-News on May 22, 2011
Our beloved son, brother, and friend; Damion Michael Schroeder, passed away Tuesday, May 10, at University Hospital at the age of 37. A private service was held at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Damion is survived by his parents, Michael and Sandra Schroeder and Marilyn Bower-Pegues and Kern Pegues. Damion is also survived by a sister, Kimberly Almond and brother-in-law, Todd Almond; and brother, Nathan Adams and sister-in-law, Teune Adams.
Damion amazed his friends and family with his ability to spot arrowheads and native American artifacts when no one else could find them. He was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and all kinds of sports.
Donations in Damion's memory may be made to the Patrician Movement, 222 E. Mitchell, San Antonio, Texas 78210 or Trinity United Methodist Church, 6800 Wurzbach, San Antonio, Texas 78240.
Published in Express-News on May 22, 2011
Damion is survived by his parents, Michael and Sandra Schroeder and Marilyn Bower-Pegues and Kern Pegues. Damion is also survived by a sister, Kimberly Almond and brother-in-law, Todd Almond; and brother, Nathan Adams and sister-in-law, Teune Adams.
Damion amazed his friends and family with his ability to spot arrowheads and native American artifacts when no one else could find them. He was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and all kinds of sports.
Donations in Damion's memory may be made to the Patrician Movement, 222 E. Mitchell, San Antonio, Texas 78210 or Trinity United Methodist Church, 6800 Wurzbach, San Antonio, Texas 78240.
Published in Express-News on May 22, 2011
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