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Roger Dale Schwermer |
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OHS Class of 1972 Born August 21, 1954 - Died July 22, 2002 Services were held at Floral Haven Funeral Home in Tulsa, OK where he was given a Military Burial. Dale served our great Country from December 26, 1972 until August 2, 1978 at which time he was given an Honorable Discharge. Dale was a huge fan of Nascar Racing and loved to fish and was always there if you ever needed anything. His heart was as big as he was tall. We will miss and love you forever. He is survived by Mother and Step-Father, Ruth and Carl Armstrong of Owasso, OK and Father and Step-Mother, Robert and Clara Schwermer of Arlington Heights, IL...Wife: Karen Sue Schwermer of Tulsa, OK...Sons: Roger and Brian Schwermer of Tulsa, OK....Four Brothers: Daryl Schwermer of Barrington, IL...Greg Schwermer of Chicago, IL...Mike Armstrong of Owasso, OK and Mark Armstrong of Sapulpa, OK...Three Sisters: Gay Schwermer-Walton of Owasso, OK...Stephanie Schwermer-Sparck of Phoenix, AZ and Karen Alisha Schwermer of Arlington Heights, IL...Step-Sons: Randy and Casey Ellis...Grand-daughter: Nicole Schwermer and numerous Aunts, Uncles, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins in Owasso, OK as well as our native state of North Carolina. Dale was Maintenance Supervisor at various Apartment Complexes in Tulsa. Dale was the first to leave his family and be with our Father God forevermore. Some words from "Creed" on their "Higher" song reminds me of Dale... When dreaming I'm guided through another world...time and time again...cause I don't want to leave the comfort of this place...cause there's a hunger, a longing to escape from the life I live when I'm awake...to the place where blind men see and there is no pain or hurt...to the place where love replaces hate...c'mon let's go there, I want to make my escape...Up high I feel like I'm alive for the very first time...up high I'm strong enough to take these dreams and make them mine... Dale, we are thankful for all you added to our lives individually, as well as a family. You were a blessing and a treasure! Hello My Friend, We'll Meet Again! Daryl Schwermer Gay Schwermer-Walton |
