Today we lost a true hero... Please take a moment to think of his wife and three children.
Lake City Police Officer Shawn Schneider Dies
You will be missed!
Lake City Police Officer Shawn Schneider Dies
You will be missed!
RIP Officer Schneider
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For those of you who don't know the story Shawn saved a 17yr old girl who was being held at gunpoint by her Ex-boyfriend.
For Officer Schneider - YouTube
Prayer for Officer Shawn Schneider - YouTube
For Officer Schneider - YouTube
(My apologies for the 2nd post)
For Officer Schneider - YouTube
Prayer for Officer Shawn Schneider - YouTube
For Officer Schneider - YouTube
(My apologies for the 2nd post)
russellmaher
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To the family of Officer Shawn Schneider....you are in our thoughts and prayers.
God bless you.
Russell
God bless you.
Russell
Please consider a donation to the family. The Lake City Baseball website is set up for online / paypal contributions:
Lake City Youth Summer Baseball Association
Lake City Youth Summer Baseball Association
Thanks for posting the link! It was so nice to see that hundreds of donations have already been made via the site... along with the "buckets" that have filled quickly across our community (Some of the sites are listed here: Officer Schneider Donation & Fundraiser Information if you're nearby.)
One touching sight from yesterday was: Slain officer's body gets police escort home to Lake City | kare11.com
And for those of you on facebook please "Like": https://www.facebook.com/pages/Prayer-Page-for-Officer-Shawn-Schneider/221695054572444?sk=wall
One touching sight from yesterday was: Slain officer's body gets police escort home to Lake City | kare11.com
And for those of you on facebook please "Like": https://www.facebook.com/pages/Prayer-Page-for-Officer-Shawn-Schneider/221695054572444?sk=wall
Info on the funeral procession
Officer Shawn Schneider, considered a hero to so many, will be laid to rest this weekend. As many as 2,000 police officers from around the country are expected to attend the funeral.
The funeral will take place at 1 p.m. at 100 Peace Ridge Rd. in Lake City. Though it is asked that only Shawn's family, coworkers, and colleagues attend the actual service.
A visitation for officer Schneider, will be held Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at First Lutheran Church in Lake City. and also 1 hour prior to the service.
Two funeral processions will immediately follow the funeral service and are open to the public. It’s expected that this will begin around 2 p.m.
The first procession will include all law enforcement and first responder agencies, excluding those from Lake City. The second procession will include the Schneider family, the Lake City Police Department, the Lake City staff, Goodhue County Police, Wabasha County Police, and Officer Schneider’s casket – which will be carried by a horse-drawn carriage.
Organizers say it will take about an hour for the horse-drawn carriage to complete the four-mile route. The St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church will ring its bell 261 times during the procession; this is the number of Minnesota officers who have died in the line of duty.
The procession will travel on Lyon Avenue to Lakeshore Drive to Lakewood Avenue. You can see a map here: http://cbsminnesota.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/procession-route-for-shawn-schneider.jpg?w=300
The burial will follow at Lakewood Cemetery, located at 1156 County Rd. 9.
Officer Shawn Schneider, considered a hero to so many, will be laid to rest this weekend. As many as 2,000 police officers from around the country are expected to attend the funeral.
The funeral will take place at 1 p.m. at 100 Peace Ridge Rd. in Lake City. Though it is asked that only Shawn's family, coworkers, and colleagues attend the actual service.
A visitation for officer Schneider, will be held Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at First Lutheran Church in Lake City. and also 1 hour prior to the service.
Two funeral processions will immediately follow the funeral service and are open to the public. It’s expected that this will begin around 2 p.m.
The first procession will include all law enforcement and first responder agencies, excluding those from Lake City. The second procession will include the Schneider family, the Lake City Police Department, the Lake City staff, Goodhue County Police, Wabasha County Police, and Officer Schneider’s casket – which will be carried by a horse-drawn carriage.
Organizers say it will take about an hour for the horse-drawn carriage to complete the four-mile route. The St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church will ring its bell 261 times during the procession; this is the number of Minnesota officers who have died in the line of duty.
The procession will travel on Lyon Avenue to Lakeshore Drive to Lakewood Avenue. You can see a map here: http://cbsminnesota.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/procession-route-for-shawn-schneider.jpg?w=300
The burial will follow at Lakewood Cemetery, located at 1156 County Rd. 9.
Pictures From Shawn's Funeral
For those who couldn't attend I wanted to share some pics. Some are mine, some were shared by others, all have the power to bring a tear to your eye.
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Schneider
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Schneider pt.2
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Shawn Schneider pt. 3
Thank you to the MN Forum for allowing me to be a little long winded on this thread.
Rest In Peace Shawn.
For those who couldn't attend I wanted to share some pics. Some are mine, some were shared by others, all have the power to bring a tear to your eye.
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Schneider
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Schneider pt.2
The RadioReference.com Forums - N0WEF's Album: Officer Shawn Schneider pt. 3
Thank you to the MN Forum for allowing me to be a little long winded on this thread.
Rest In Peace Shawn.
Nice work, thanks for posting those.
One interesting thing to note is that Shawn was the ARMER radio trainer for Lake City. As the Goodhue ARMER admin, I worked with Shawn on radio matters. I was also one of the first on scene to assist Shawn the day of the shooting. Shawn did not do anything wrong that day, he was ambushed. Shawn was a great cop, a true hero, and will be greatly missed by all. It has been very moving to see the amount of support for Shawn in Lake City.
N0WEF, did you listen to any of the radio traffic? I did the com plan, STAC2 was operations/staging and SOA P1 was parking. They did the final call on STAC2. I have a copy of it, but the file size is too big to attach to this post (its 300kb). If anyone wants to hear it, PM me your email and I will send it.
One interesting thing to note is that Shawn was the ARMER radio trainer for Lake City. As the Goodhue ARMER admin, I worked with Shawn on radio matters. I was also one of the first on scene to assist Shawn the day of the shooting. Shawn did not do anything wrong that day, he was ambushed. Shawn was a great cop, a true hero, and will be greatly missed by all. It has been very moving to see the amount of support for Shawn in Lake City.
N0WEF, did you listen to any of the radio traffic? I did the com plan, STAC2 was operations/staging and SOA P1 was parking. They did the final call on STAC2. I have a copy of it, but the file size is too big to attach to this post (its 300kb). If anyone wants to hear it, PM me your email and I will send it.
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First, I want to thank you for your reply. It contained the most meaningful, heartfelt, paragraph I've ever read on RR.
Myself, having been through the unique experience of what Shawn's family went through for the first 11 days, only hope my words were seen as respectful to you as one of the first Officers on scene.
I did have a chance to listen, though I missed the first 20-30mins., which I thank god for. (For the reason referred to above) I do need to say, in 30+ years of listening to comms those were some of the most professional, intelligent, calm, level headed communications I had ever heard, especially considering the circumstances.
Myself, having been through the unique experience of what Shawn's family went through for the first 11 days, only hope my words were seen as respectful to you as one of the first Officers on scene.
I did have a chance to listen, though I missed the first 20-30mins., which I thank god for. (For the reason referred to above) I do need to say, in 30+ years of listening to comms those were some of the most professional, intelligent, calm, level headed communications I had ever heard, especially considering the circumstances.
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Because I hadn't heard about this much, I wanted to share it where it might be appreciated:
Officer Schneider Family Benefit.
On Saturday, the 18th over 100 professional musicians mostly recording artists are donating their bands and talent. All genres of music.
Admission Price: Your thoughtful donations. (100% of the proceeds will go to Shawn’s 3 Children)
Please tell your friends and have them join in!
Mayo Civic Center : Officer Schneider Family Benefit
Officer Schneider Family Benefit.
On Saturday, the 18th over 100 professional musicians mostly recording artists are donating their bands and talent. All genres of music.
Admission Price: Your thoughtful donations. (100% of the proceeds will go to Shawn’s 3 Children)
Please tell your friends and have them join in!
Mayo Civic Center : Officer Schneider Family Benefit
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