Jack Douglas Scheid, loving husband, devoted father, grandfather, and great-grandfather went to be with his Lord and Savior on July 9, 2022.
Jack was born on August 26, 1932 in Athens, OH to C. Douglas Scheid and Marian Hurd Scheid. Jack was a graduate of Frankfort High School, and Indiana University, where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. He was a lifelong Indiana Hoosiers fan and 45-year member of the Varsity Club.
He married his college sweetheart, Connie Feallock Scheid, on December 23, 1954 in Michigan City, IN.
Jack was a veteran, proudly serving his country in the U.S. Air Force from 1954 – 1957.
A man of faith, Jack was a long-time member of First Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Frankfort, IN where he served as both Deacon and Elder, and recently joined College Park Church in Indianapolis. He was a member of Gideons International, as well as the Interdenominational Men’s Prayer Breakfast for over 30 years.
Jack was the President of Scheid Olds Cadillac and served as President of the Central Indiana Oldsmobile Dealers Marketing Association in 1971 and 1972. He was active in the Frankfort Chamber of Commerce, and the Frankfort Development Corporation. Jack also served on the Board of Directors of the Clinton County Bank and was Chairman of the Board of Summit Bank in Frankfort.
Jack served his community through a variety of service organizations. He was a 50-year member of the Rotary Club of Frankfort, serving as Secretary, as well as a member of the Frankfort Jaycees, Chairman of the Rotary Babe Ruth Baseball program, and a member of The Loyal Order of Symposiarchs. Jack was a Big Brother for 7 years. He received the 2005 Robert P. Murray Award, and was on the Board of the Salvation Army, the On-Stage Foundation, and was President and Drive Chairman of the United Fund of Clinton County.
The family would like to thank his incredible caregivers, Corrine Hampton (Coco) and Dawn Ashcroft for their unconditional love and devoted care.
Contributions in Jack’s memory may be made to either The Salvation Army, 300 W. Washington St, Frankfort, IN 46041 or First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, 352 W. Clinton St, Frankfort, IN 46041.
Visitation and Services
On Sunday, August 7th the family will hold a private service followed by a Celebration of Life for friends and family from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Arborwood, 100 Golf Preserve Ln, Frankfort, IN 46041. Goodwin Funeral Home, 200 S. Main Street, Frankfort is honored to assist the Scheid family with arrangements.
Survived by:
Jack is survived by his five children: Dr. D. Kevin (Diana) Scheid of Indianapolis; Stacy (Steve) Selbo of Woodstock, VT; Kathy (Jeff) Andress of Indianapolis; Sandy (Greg) Welch of Venice, FL; and Becky (John) Peterson of Indianapolis; 17 grandchildren, and 11 great- grandchildren.
Preceded by:
Jack was preceded in death by his parents, Nancy Neumayer (sister), and his beloved wife, Connie.
My uncle was one special man. I will forever cherish so many memories. Love to you all
Katie and Rob Schmieden
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Facebook Twitter GoogleKevin, Stacy, Kathy, Sandy and Becky… Your Dad was one of the finest people I have had the pleasure to know. While it is hard to let them go, you all will take comfort knowing he and your Mom are walking on the streets of Gold forever! Lifting you all up in prayer!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleAs I watch three otters play in our river in Boulder Junction I realize I can’t text my friend Jack to tell him about it. I have shared many moments like this with him by text in recent years from Up North and he usually responded “Living the dream!” I just told Teresa that I will be sad when I catch my first muskie that I won’t be able to tell him. She smiled and said, oh he will know. I loved your dad and I will truly miss him.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWe will miss our dear friend, Jack, as we have missed Connie. They were an amazing couple and we cherished the friendship we had with them. Jack was an inspiration in his faith and his spirit of service. Prayers for the family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleGrieving for us all as we lament Jack’s passing, BUT celebrating his homecoming with Jesus! What a magnificent hope we have in Christ! (And Jack is certainly basking in the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” )
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Facebook Twitter GoogleVery sorry to hear about the passing of my cousin Jack Scheid. What a wonderful man he was! He certainly lived a long and active life. Lots of great memories of him, Connie and their children! Last time I saw him, he pointed out that we were the 2 oldest living cousins. I am now the oldest cousin in the family. Some “very big shoes to fill”!
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Jack will forever be Loved & missed he was very Kind, Loving, Spiritual & Warm Hearted. He will forever ring in my ears with so many things that he said, one of which is CoCo, you’ll catch more flies with sugar than you will with vinegar… “true indeed”. To his wonderful & loving kids, thanks so much for letting me be a part of Jack’s life, Love CoCo
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Facebook Twitter GoogleJack was such a great man, he was always so pleasant and always interested in what others were doing. Not many people care enough to stop and have conversations but Jack did. Anytime we came back from the mission field Jack would have questions about what he had read or seen in a newsletter or social media; he was one of our prayer warriors. Jack always brought a smile to our face because he was always smiling, truly a happy soul who loves Jesus and his neighbor (even around the world) as himself. His reception in Heaven was a grand affair!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWhat a great guy! He will be missed by many. Praise God for Jack’s life!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDeepest sympathy for the family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry to hear about Jack. I worked for Jack for several years. He wasn’t only a great boss, but a wonderful human being. It was one of the greatest times of my life and my wife also. The family was always so nice and made you feel like part of the family. Thoughts and prayers to all the family. Now he can be with his wonderful wife. Rest in peace Jack.
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Facebook Twitter GooglePrayers for his family at this difficult time.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI had the pleasure of speaking with Jack on a few occasions at Kevin and Diana’s home at Wawasee. He was a true gentlemen and a pleasure to be around. As a young man and a friend of his grandson, it is hard to fathom what he has seen in his life, good and bad. I consider myself lucky to have been able to share good conversation and company with a man who means so much to so many. My personal belief is that you’re never gone when you pass, you just stay with us in a different way. My love to the Family. Cheers, Jack.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBecky & family. My sincerest condolences on the loss of your father, may the good Lord bless you & your family with strength & comfort through this tough time.
Sincerely
Phil Gunyon
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMay my sympathy be extended to the entire family in the passing of your father. He and your lovely mother were such great people and friends. They will be missed in our neighborhood and community. My love and prayers to all. Jan Kersey
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry to you all for the loss of your Dad. Jack was a good man and such a pleasure to be around. He will be missed by so many. Prayers & Hugs for family and friends.
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Facebook Twitter GooglePrayers of peace and comfort are being lifted.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleTo Kevin and Diana, and all of the family of this remarkable man who was your father, may warm memories be wrapped around you as you grieve and may your dad’s love fill the hole in your heart left by his passing away. I’m so sorry about this loss.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWhat a great family…Frankfort’s finest. Jack and Connie were simply the best role models you could pick. To all the kids, you’re proud of your parents, and you should be!!!! They are the best of our home town, and make me proud to be a Hotdog!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI am so blessed to have met Jack and Connie through serving on Great Banquet weekends and later reconnecting at Marquette. Kevin (and Diana), Jeff and I send our love to you and your beautiful family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleCondolences to you and your family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMy thoughts and prayers are with Jack’s family. He was a very special man. We will all miss his smile and wonderful memories.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI wanted to extend my condolences to the entire Scheid family for the passing of Mr. Scheid. I especially would like to mention my fellow classmate Becky Peterson and her entire family on the passing of her father. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleJack and his wife Connie were both very loving people. They hosted me during State Junior Miss in Frankfort and shared their home and family graciously! They did amazing things for their community.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBelated thoughts and prayers for Jack’s survivors. Jack was an older role model for me upon entering FHS. I was honored to attend his and Connie’s wedding while home on leave from USNA with my parents, Bob & Helen Smith, good friends of Marion and Doug. Best wishes. Chuck Smith
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