Christine Vallie Schneider

Ram Dass once said, “We are all just walking each other home.”,
however none of us expected Christy to wave good-bye so soon.
Christine “Christy” Schneider, 44, beloved wife, mother and
daughter, of Weatherford Texas, stepped through the veil on
Wednesday, December 2, 2020.

Christy was born in Stanford, California November 19, 1976 but
grew up in Weatherford. After graduating from WHS she moved to
Denton to attend UNT. It was there that she met the man she
would spend her life with. Christy married Larry Schneider and
returned to Weatherford to begin their family. Together they had
three children, Danielle, Alexander, and Adam. Christy followed in
her Father’s footsteps and was employed with The Army Corps of
Engineers, where she brought compassion and intelligence to
sometimes difficult situations. She was a member of St. Frances
Episcopal Church in Willow Park.

Christy enjoyed reading, poetry, and participating in numerous
charitable organizations. She was an excellent cook – and was
particularly known for her apple pies. No one that knew Christy
will ever forget her laugh, it was so loud and so often, it is
probably still echoing around the world in places. So if you
happen to be out walking and hear an extremely loud ‘HA!’ know
that is our Christy reminding us to embrace the joy this world has
to offer. Christy will be remembered for being a loving and
devoted wife, mother, sister, daughter and aunt.

Christy is survived by her husband, Larry; her children, Danielle,
Alexander, and Adam Schneider; her parents, James and Glinda
Wengier; her sisters, Deanna Mehaffey and Cheri Scott,
stepsisters, Julia Fant and Rachel Craig, and stepbrother, James
M. Wengier; her soul sister, Melanie Hardage; nephews, London,
Logan, Aidan, and Devon; and nieces, Paris, Grace, Emma,
Lauren, and Katie.

The funeral service will be private, However, a graveside
committal service will be held at 11 A.M., on Monday, December
7, at East Greenwood Cemetery in Weatherford for all who wish
to pay respects. The family requests that masks be worn and that
all that attend be mindful of Covid precautions.