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CDR Arthur J. Schroeder, USN (Retired) (May 2014)

11/6/2019

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CDR Arthur J. Schroeder passed on Saturday, May 3 2014. Born March 8, 1942 in New York to Albert and Mabel (Porthoff) Schroeder and was raised in Westwood, NJ. He attended Westwood High School, Gettysburg College and Seton Hall University. He is survived by his wife, Cheryl
A. Seppanen, a sister, Carol Scott, sons Michael John (Gabrielle) Schroeder and Jason Thomas (Rimbey) Schroeder, granddaughters Skylar, Makayla, Sarah (all of Escondido) and his pet Sadie.
 
He was preceded in death by his parents and his first wife, Lynn (Wilcox) Schroeder.
 
Twenty-four years a Naval Aviator, culminating in Command at Sea. Other tours included Naval Post Graduate School, earning a BS in Computer Science (Magna Cum Laude) and an MS in Computer Systems Management (with distinction). He also served with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, DC, and was the Commander, Joint Test Force in San Diego CA.
 
After retiring from the Navy, Art spent eight years at SYSCON Corporation, later retiring as Director of Business Development. Other activities included serving as Transportation Commissioner for the City of Escondido and President of the VC/VAW Foundation, coordinating reunions for Naval Aviators.
 
Upon full retirement, Art kept busy by RV traveling, trail jeeping, teaching, being active in Oregon and Arizona home associations where he lived for several years each, and volunteering as an Arizona Ranger. He later returned to California and settled in Wildomar.
 
A memorial service will take place on May 23, 2014 at Fort Rosecrans Columbarium at 2:00 pm. Contributions can be made to the ASPCA or any Disabled Veterans charity.

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Noah Mabile
10/3/2023 09:47:51

I was just wondering if there was a way i could find out where specifially at Fort Rosecrans Columbarium he is buried? I am his great grandson and was there during the funeral. However i was a bit young at the time can't remember
I was gonna visit with my brothers and am trying to find where so i could pay respects.

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Lynda
31/7/2023 12:36:04


Arthur John Schroeder
BIRTH 8 Mar 1942
DEATH 3 May 2014 (aged 72)
BURIAL Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
San Diego, San Diego County, California,
USA

PLOT SECTION CBC ROW 4 SITE 241

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Bill kreuder
31/5/2025 11:42:13

I was not aware that Art passed and was sorry to hear about it.
Art and I were friends as were our families.
I remember what nice people his mom, dad and sisters
Carol were.
Bill Kreuder

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Lynda
6/6/2025 11:25:25

Thank you for your message. In Art’s later years, he had been experiencing many health issues that unfortunately caught up with him. He was a good guy and missed by many. I don’t like to be the bearer of sad news, but I thought you might like to know that his sister Carol also passed away.

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