Gwenna Fae Schiller was born on June 26, 1929 in Ashton, Idaho, the youngest daughter of a dairy farmer. At 19, she married Merrill Edward Schiller and became a supporting military wife who frequently moved as many others did as part of the World War II's greatest generation. During this time she was a nurturing mother of two sons, Frederick Edward and James Robert as well as one daughter Janette Lee. She supported their efforts and interests and helped to see that each one graduated from college. Gwenna also was a much-loved grandmother of one grandson Jared Adam and two granddaughters Bridget Eleanor and Erin Lee. She spent many hours spoiling and indulging each one - just as Grandmas should. Gwenna loved gardening and even won a community beautification award for her efforts. Additionally, she was a long-term member of Clearfield Community Church and led the Adult Women's Bible Class for many years. Gwenna's last years were spent at Chateau Brickyard where she was well liked and served on many resident committees. She joined her Father in Heaven on March 23, 2011. Gwenna is survived by the children and grandchildren mentioned and was preceded in death by her husband.
Published in the Deseret News on June 26, 2011.
Published in the Deseret News on June 26, 2011.
Gwenna Fae Schiller was born on June 26, 1929 in Ashton, Idaho, the youngest daughter of a dairy farmer. At 19, she married Merrill Edward Schiller and became a supporting military wife who frequently moved as many others did as part of the World War II's greatest generation. During this time she was a nurturing mother of two sons, Frederick Edward and James Robert as well as one daughter Janette Lee. She supported their efforts and interests and helped to see that each one graduated from college. Gwenna also was a much-loved grandmother of one grandson Jared Adam and two granddaughters Bridget Eleanor and Erin Lee. She spent many hours spoiling and indulging each one - just as Grandmas should. Gwenna loved gardening and even won a community beautification award for her efforts. Additionally, she was a long-term member of Clearfield Community Church and led the Adult Women's Bible Class for many years. Gwenna's last years were spent at Chateau Brickyard where she was well liked and served on many resident committees. She joined her Father in Heaven on March 23, 2011. Gwenna is survived by the children and grandchildren mentioned and was preceded in death by her husband.
Published in the Deseret News on June 26, 2011.
Published in the Deseret News on June 26, 2011.
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