Mae married (1) George Leroy MCBROOM on 12 Jan 1945 in Junction TX, and (2) Henry John SCHONBERG on 10 Jun 1974. She had four children George, Charlotte, Donald & Larry MCBROOM.
OBITUARY: Nine Mae SUTTON MCBROOM SCHONBERG
SOURCE: Fredericksburg Standard, Fredericksburg TX, 4 Sep 2013
Headline: Nina Mae Schonberg, May 1, 1928 - August 28, 2013
Nina Mae (Sutton) Schonberg, was born in Durham, Arkansas, May 1, 1928 to Ottis D. Sutton and Altie Leona (Skelton) Sutton. On Aug. 28, 2013, Mae passed from this life to be with her Heavenly Father. She died quietly at Peterson Regional Medical Center with her family beside her and the loving, caring staff of the ER.
She had been residing at Edgewater Care Center for the past three months and was loved and cared for by the staff, administration and other patients. They will miss her smiling face and loving heart.
Mae, as she was called, was one of 11 children and came with her family to Texas as a very young child. The family was hard working, loving and generous. She was taught to always love God, family, friends and country. Being honest and loyal was the core of her upbringing. She passed that on to her own family after marrying George Leroy McBroom on Jan. 12, 1945 in Junction, Texas. She and George later moved to Kerr County.
Living in Ingram, Mountain Home and then Kerrville where they raised their children in a loving environment, Mae always had her family close by her side. She worked in Kerrville for several years at Winn's and retired at Beall's where she made numerous friends.
She loved her life-long friends and special neighbors like the Eckstein's and the Klingemann's. Her husband, George, passed away July 10, 1967. Mae married Henry John Schonberg on June 10, 1974 and became mother and grandmother to Henry's family. Henry passed away Aug. 13, 2004.
In 2005, Mae moved in with her daughter, Charlotte Foster, where she would remain for the next eight years. She remained close to her sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. She shared her love and faith with her Christian family. She will be missed by all her family and friends.
Mae was preceded in death by her parents, Ottis and Altie Sutton of Ingram; first husband, George Leroy McBroom; second husband, Henry John Schonberg; brothers, Lewis Sutton of Ingram, Dennis Sutton of Lampasas, Johnny Sutton of Houston and Lonnie Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Elizabeth Eisenhower of Canton and Daisy Hudec of Ingram; sons, Larry McBroom and George Waymond McBroom of Kerrville; and grandson, George Wayne McBroom of Bandera.
Survivors are son, Donald and wife, Anne McBroom; granddaughter, Jeanne Guenther and great-granddaughter, Alix Guenther of New Braunfels; daughter, Charlotte Foster and her husband, Hugh Patton; grandsons, Scott Phillips and best friend, Brenda Bowman of Kerrville; granddaughters, Erica and husband, John Bloem of Montana, Kara McBroom of Bandera, Heather and husband, Toby Hamilton and great-grandchildren, Devin and Damien Hamilton of Kerrville; brothers, James Sutton of Arkansas and Lloyd Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Myrtle Collins of Santa Fe, TX and Angie and husband, James Roe of Ingram; sisters in law, Iris McBroom and Nancy Sutton of Kerrville, Margie Sutton of Ingram, Ruth Sutton of Houston, and Mary Lou Bolton of Jacksonville, TX.
She is also survived by step children, Gloria and Jim Lamb of Morgan, Linda and husband, Keith Gilbert, Carol-Cookie and Dudley Althaus, and Sally and Daniel Schonberg, all of Fredericksburg; step-grandchildren, Rio Schonberg of San Antonio, Chad Molter of Fredericksburg, Matthew Molter of Lometa, Jarrod Cornehl of San Francisco, CA, Trenton Cornehl of Rockwall, Sage Segner of Corpus Christi and Ara Fletcher of Midland, all their spouses and 10 great-grandchildren.
Visitation was held Monday, Sept. 2, from 5-7 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville. Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 2 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels, officiated by Rev. Chris Christopherson. Pallbearers were Scott Phillips, Chad Molter, Trenton
Cornehl, Brandon Odell, Tony Sutton and Damien Hamilton.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.
OBITUARY: Nine Mae SUTTON MCBROOM SCHONBERG
SOURCE: Fredericksburg Standard, Fredericksburg TX, 4 Sep 2013
Headline: Nina Mae Schonberg, May 1, 1928 - August 28, 2013
Nina Mae (Sutton) Schonberg, was born in Durham, Arkansas, May 1, 1928 to Ottis D. Sutton and Altie Leona (Skelton) Sutton. On Aug. 28, 2013, Mae passed from this life to be with her Heavenly Father. She died quietly at Peterson Regional Medical Center with her family beside her and the loving, caring staff of the ER.
She had been residing at Edgewater Care Center for the past three months and was loved and cared for by the staff, administration and other patients. They will miss her smiling face and loving heart.
Mae, as she was called, was one of 11 children and came with her family to Texas as a very young child. The family was hard working, loving and generous. She was taught to always love God, family, friends and country. Being honest and loyal was the core of her upbringing. She passed that on to her own family after marrying George Leroy McBroom on Jan. 12, 1945 in Junction, Texas. She and George later moved to Kerr County.
Living in Ingram, Mountain Home and then Kerrville where they raised their children in a loving environment, Mae always had her family close by her side. She worked in Kerrville for several years at Winn's and retired at Beall's where she made numerous friends.
She loved her life-long friends and special neighbors like the Eckstein's and the Klingemann's. Her husband, George, passed away July 10, 1967. Mae married Henry John Schonberg on June 10, 1974 and became mother and grandmother to Henry's family. Henry passed away Aug. 13, 2004.
In 2005, Mae moved in with her daughter, Charlotte Foster, where she would remain for the next eight years. She remained close to her sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. She shared her love and faith with her Christian family. She will be missed by all her family and friends.
Mae was preceded in death by her parents, Ottis and Altie Sutton of Ingram; first husband, George Leroy McBroom; second husband, Henry John Schonberg; brothers, Lewis Sutton of Ingram, Dennis Sutton of Lampasas, Johnny Sutton of Houston and Lonnie Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Elizabeth Eisenhower of Canton and Daisy Hudec of Ingram; sons, Larry McBroom and George Waymond McBroom of Kerrville; and grandson, George Wayne McBroom of Bandera.
Survivors are son, Donald and wife, Anne McBroom; granddaughter, Jeanne Guenther and great-granddaughter, Alix Guenther of New Braunfels; daughter, Charlotte Foster and her husband, Hugh Patton; grandsons, Scott Phillips and best friend, Brenda Bowman of Kerrville; granddaughters, Erica and husband, John Bloem of Montana, Kara McBroom of Bandera, Heather and husband, Toby Hamilton and great-grandchildren, Devin and Damien Hamilton of Kerrville; brothers, James Sutton of Arkansas and Lloyd Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Myrtle Collins of Santa Fe, TX and Angie and husband, James Roe of Ingram; sisters in law, Iris McBroom and Nancy Sutton of Kerrville, Margie Sutton of Ingram, Ruth Sutton of Houston, and Mary Lou Bolton of Jacksonville, TX.
She is also survived by step children, Gloria and Jim Lamb of Morgan, Linda and husband, Keith Gilbert, Carol-Cookie and Dudley Althaus, and Sally and Daniel Schonberg, all of Fredericksburg; step-grandchildren, Rio Schonberg of San Antonio, Chad Molter of Fredericksburg, Matthew Molter of Lometa, Jarrod Cornehl of San Francisco, CA, Trenton Cornehl of Rockwall, Sage Segner of Corpus Christi and Ara Fletcher of Midland, all their spouses and 10 great-grandchildren.
Visitation was held Monday, Sept. 2, from 5-7 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville. Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 2 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels, officiated by Rev. Chris Christopherson. Pallbearers were Scott Phillips, Chad Molter, Trenton
Cornehl, Brandon Odell, Tony Sutton and Damien Hamilton.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.
Mae married (1) George Leroy MCBROOM on 12 Jan 1945 in Junction TX, and (2) Henry John SCHONBERG on 10 Jun 1974. She had four children George, Charlotte, Donald & Larry MCBROOM.
OBITUARY: Nine Mae SUTTON MCBROOM SCHONBERG
SOURCE: Fredericksburg Standard, Fredericksburg TX, 4 Sep 2013
Headline: Nina Mae Schonberg, May 1, 1928 - August 28, 2013
Nina Mae (Sutton) Schonberg, was born in Durham, Arkansas, May 1, 1928 to Ottis D. Sutton and Altie Leona (Skelton) Sutton. On Aug. 28, 2013, Mae passed from this life to be with her Heavenly Father. She died quietly at Peterson Regional Medical Center with her family beside her and the loving, caring staff of the ER.
She had been residing at Edgewater Care Center for the past three months and was loved and cared for by the staff, administration and other patients. They will miss her smiling face and loving heart.
Mae, as she was called, was one of 11 children and came with her family to Texas as a very young child. The family was hard working, loving and generous. She was taught to always love God, family, friends and country. Being honest and loyal was the core of her upbringing. She passed that on to her own family after marrying George Leroy McBroom on Jan. 12, 1945 in Junction, Texas. She and George later moved to Kerr County.
Living in Ingram, Mountain Home and then Kerrville where they raised their children in a loving environment, Mae always had her family close by her side. She worked in Kerrville for several years at Winn's and retired at Beall's where she made numerous friends.
She loved her life-long friends and special neighbors like the Eckstein's and the Klingemann's. Her husband, George, passed away July 10, 1967. Mae married Henry John Schonberg on June 10, 1974 and became mother and grandmother to Henry's family. Henry passed away Aug. 13, 2004.
In 2005, Mae moved in with her daughter, Charlotte Foster, where she would remain for the next eight years. She remained close to her sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. She shared her love and faith with her Christian family. She will be missed by all her family and friends.
Mae was preceded in death by her parents, Ottis and Altie Sutton of Ingram; first husband, George Leroy McBroom; second husband, Henry John Schonberg; brothers, Lewis Sutton of Ingram, Dennis Sutton of Lampasas, Johnny Sutton of Houston and Lonnie Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Elizabeth Eisenhower of Canton and Daisy Hudec of Ingram; sons, Larry McBroom and George Waymond McBroom of Kerrville; and grandson, George Wayne McBroom of Bandera.
Survivors are son, Donald and wife, Anne McBroom; granddaughter, Jeanne Guenther and great-granddaughter, Alix Guenther of New Braunfels; daughter, Charlotte Foster and her husband, Hugh Patton; grandsons, Scott Phillips and best friend, Brenda Bowman of Kerrville; granddaughters, Erica and husband, John Bloem of Montana, Kara McBroom of Bandera, Heather and husband, Toby Hamilton and great-grandchildren, Devin and Damien Hamilton of Kerrville; brothers, James Sutton of Arkansas and Lloyd Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Myrtle Collins of Santa Fe, TX and Angie and husband, James Roe of Ingram; sisters in law, Iris McBroom and Nancy Sutton of Kerrville, Margie Sutton of Ingram, Ruth Sutton of Houston, and Mary Lou Bolton of Jacksonville, TX.
She is also survived by step children, Gloria and Jim Lamb of Morgan, Linda and husband, Keith Gilbert, Carol-Cookie and Dudley Althaus, and Sally and Daniel Schonberg, all of Fredericksburg; step-grandchildren, Rio Schonberg of San Antonio, Chad Molter of Fredericksburg, Matthew Molter of Lometa, Jarrod Cornehl of San Francisco, CA, Trenton Cornehl of Rockwall, Sage Segner of Corpus Christi and Ara Fletcher of Midland, all their spouses and 10 great-grandchildren.
Visitation was held Monday, Sept. 2, from 5-7 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville. Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 2 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels, officiated by Rev. Chris Christopherson. Pallbearers were Scott Phillips, Chad Molter, Trenton
Cornehl, Brandon Odell, Tony Sutton and Damien Hamilton.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.
OBITUARY: Nine Mae SUTTON MCBROOM SCHONBERG
SOURCE: Fredericksburg Standard, Fredericksburg TX, 4 Sep 2013
Headline: Nina Mae Schonberg, May 1, 1928 - August 28, 2013
Nina Mae (Sutton) Schonberg, was born in Durham, Arkansas, May 1, 1928 to Ottis D. Sutton and Altie Leona (Skelton) Sutton. On Aug. 28, 2013, Mae passed from this life to be with her Heavenly Father. She died quietly at Peterson Regional Medical Center with her family beside her and the loving, caring staff of the ER.
She had been residing at Edgewater Care Center for the past three months and was loved and cared for by the staff, administration and other patients. They will miss her smiling face and loving heart.
Mae, as she was called, was one of 11 children and came with her family to Texas as a very young child. The family was hard working, loving and generous. She was taught to always love God, family, friends and country. Being honest and loyal was the core of her upbringing. She passed that on to her own family after marrying George Leroy McBroom on Jan. 12, 1945 in Junction, Texas. She and George later moved to Kerr County.
Living in Ingram, Mountain Home and then Kerrville where they raised their children in a loving environment, Mae always had her family close by her side. She worked in Kerrville for several years at Winn's and retired at Beall's where she made numerous friends.
She loved her life-long friends and special neighbors like the Eckstein's and the Klingemann's. Her husband, George, passed away July 10, 1967. Mae married Henry John Schonberg on June 10, 1974 and became mother and grandmother to Henry's family. Henry passed away Aug. 13, 2004.
In 2005, Mae moved in with her daughter, Charlotte Foster, where she would remain for the next eight years. She remained close to her sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. She shared her love and faith with her Christian family. She will be missed by all her family and friends.
Mae was preceded in death by her parents, Ottis and Altie Sutton of Ingram; first husband, George Leroy McBroom; second husband, Henry John Schonberg; brothers, Lewis Sutton of Ingram, Dennis Sutton of Lampasas, Johnny Sutton of Houston and Lonnie Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Elizabeth Eisenhower of Canton and Daisy Hudec of Ingram; sons, Larry McBroom and George Waymond McBroom of Kerrville; and grandson, George Wayne McBroom of Bandera.
Survivors are son, Donald and wife, Anne McBroom; granddaughter, Jeanne Guenther and great-granddaughter, Alix Guenther of New Braunfels; daughter, Charlotte Foster and her husband, Hugh Patton; grandsons, Scott Phillips and best friend, Brenda Bowman of Kerrville; granddaughters, Erica and husband, John Bloem of Montana, Kara McBroom of Bandera, Heather and husband, Toby Hamilton and great-grandchildren, Devin and Damien Hamilton of Kerrville; brothers, James Sutton of Arkansas and Lloyd Sutton of Ingram; sisters, Myrtle Collins of Santa Fe, TX and Angie and husband, James Roe of Ingram; sisters in law, Iris McBroom and Nancy Sutton of Kerrville, Margie Sutton of Ingram, Ruth Sutton of Houston, and Mary Lou Bolton of Jacksonville, TX.
She is also survived by step children, Gloria and Jim Lamb of Morgan, Linda and husband, Keith Gilbert, Carol-Cookie and Dudley Althaus, and Sally and Daniel Schonberg, all of Fredericksburg; step-grandchildren, Rio Schonberg of San Antonio, Chad Molter of Fredericksburg, Matthew Molter of Lometa, Jarrod Cornehl of San Francisco, CA, Trenton Cornehl of Rockwall, Sage Segner of Corpus Christi and Ara Fletcher of Midland, all their spouses and 10 great-grandchildren.
Visitation was held Monday, Sept. 2, from 5-7 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels in Kerrville. Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 2 p.m., at Grimes Funeral Chapels, officiated by Rev. Chris Christopherson. Pallbearers were Scott Phillips, Chad Molter, Trenton
Cornehl, Brandon Odell, Tony Sutton and Damien Hamilton.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or Willow City Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.
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