Charles Ronald Scheidt

Charles Ronald Scheidt was born on May 15, 1936, in Falmouth, Kentucky. His parents were Charles Lee Scheidt and Carrie Elizabeth Barton Scheidt. Charlie was predeceased by his older brother, William Scheidt (JoAnne) and younger brother, Roger Scheidt ( Glenna). He is survived by his beloved wife of 43 years, Jill Gaible Scheidt; his daughter Lisa Scheidt Black (Michael); son Charles Robert Gould; and grandchildren: Christopher Scheidt, Amy Davis Siepak (Matt), Zion Davis, and Rebeccah Black. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews. Charlie graduated from Indian Hill High School, and attended night school to further his career in accounting. He was an accountant during most of his working years and served as President of Schauer Manufacturing Corporation in Blue Ash, Ohio. He was a proud Marine and served in the USMC for 7 years. Charlie spent many active years in the Masons/Shriners and was Grand Master of his lodge. Charlie loved riding motorcycles and he loved new vehicles. When the new car smell vanished, it was time to get something new! He built a custom motorcycle, The Brown Dragon and entered it in Cincinnatis annual Cavalcade of Customs. He was co-owner of Cincinnati Custom Cycles in Blue Ash for several years. As part of his spirit of adventure, he earned his pilots license. Charlie and Jill loved to travel. They made many trips to the Smokey Mountains, Las Vegas and Florida, and traveled with their church group on RV trips. They also got to check off a lot of bucket list travel destinations out west, Texas, the Caribbean, and Niagara Falls. Beside family, the dearest loves of Charlies life were the dogs he and Jill raised over the years. He leaves behind 4 miniature dachshunds and a tabby cat who loved him unconditionally. Charlie was very involved in the Goshen community as a member of the Goshen Lions Club and the Goshen Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, and was a volunteer for the Goshen Park. His first and foremost love was the people at the Goshen United Methodist Church. He was very active in the church with the Goshen United Methodist Mens group, the campers group, and the Mens Bible Study. He found the best friends of his life through the church. A service of remembrance will be held on Wednesday, October 27 at Evans Funeral Home, 1944 State Route 28, in Goshen, Ohio. Visitation will begin at 5:00pm, followed by a service at 6:00pm. Memorial Donations may be made to Goshen United Methodist Church, 6710 Goshen Road, Goshen, Ohio 45122.