Birth date: Dec 22, 1951 Death date: Mar 18, 2024
Suddenly, on Monday, March 18, 2023, David Joseph Schoeberlein (“Dave”), of South Baltimore, passed away at the age of 72. Dave was born and raised in Locust Point, Baltimore City, to David Schoeberlein and Dorothy (Alexander) Sc Read Obituary
Dave and I spent time fishing, floating on the BarcaLounger down the river, camping in Pennsyltuckey and wading in the Juniata as the Tootsie Roll Twins. Spending time with Dave was always lots of laughs. I will miss Dave and our time together.
From Paul Kohlhoff, my sincere condolences. Even though Dave was older than me, he was always this powerhouse of kindness that made people around him feel better. I went through school with his younger brother Joe who is also a wonderful person. Your family will always be remembered as a blessing to all that knew you. Prayers lifted up. God bless.
To my Aunt and Cousins, who I love,
I pray that your memories of David will help ease your sorrows in the days to come. You have each other to hold, support and love. Your memories and each other are God's gifts to you.
I remember the first time I met all of you, it was at David's and Marsha's wedding. Marsha was so beautiful and David was beaming looking at Marsha and you could feel the love. My cousins were there and for me it was like Christmas Day meeting all of you.
David was kind and giving to me and I will remember him with fondness.
I hope your memories and each other will lesson your sorrows.
Your loving Cousin,
John
I lost my big brother. I'm crying because I'm hurting. I'm rejoicing because David lived a wonderful life and he lived it well and true to himself. David you have always shown love, patience, a sense of calm and shared your knowledge. I enjoyed sitting around the campfires listening to you playing the guitar and singing fun and beautiful Irish tunes. I will miss you playing Black Velvet Band just for me. I miss you already.
I am very sad to hear of Daves passing; sincere consolations to Marsha and his family. Although we didn’t communicate often, I alway felt and he and I had a lot in common. Despite the fact that Dave was my half-nephew, we were about the same age. During summers when we were kids, Dave would spend a week at my house, frequently camping out in the backyard and having a good time. In exchange, I would spend a week at his house fishing with his father, and building crystal radio sets. After my dad (Daves grandfather) passed away, Mom and I spent Christmas Day at Daves house with his mom, dad, siblings and significant others. We always had a great time. Much later, Dave and I would exchange emails concerning Schoeberlein acnestry; because we both loved math, and I occasionally would shoot him a problem I couldn’t solve. I will miss him.
Shirley Babe lit a candle in memory of David Schoeberlein
