Angela Dee (Bickler) Schneider Obituary (1954 - 2021)

Angela Dee Schneider (maiden name Bickler) of Enumclaw, WA, entered through the pearly gates of Heaven wearing her bright red lipstick while surrounded by family on November 6th, 2021. Born in Miles City, MT, on October 3rd, 1954, to Lloyd and Ramona Bickler, they chose Angela for her name because she looked just like an Angel. Throughout her life, Angie was known for her stunningly beautiful long blonde hair, quick wit, world-renowned cooking, wild abandon and endearing (yet oftentimes stubborn) independence. Her house was a mini museum decorated with unique knick-knacks, antique treasures and a million doilies. She sure loved perusing a good garage-sale. She never failed to tell those she loved "I put my angels around you"; Angie has joined her angels and is now undoubtedly surrounding and protecting us all. Dearest Angie lived life her way, and even in her passing, displayed remarkable strength to persevere. She will forever live on in our memories. Angie will be sorely missed by her mother Ramona Bickler of Enumclaw, WA; sons Chris Bickler of Orting, WA, Brandon Bickler of McKinney, TX; daughter Jenna Hunt (Ryan) of Carver, MN, and grandson Jordan Bickler. Siblings: Jolee Majack (Mike), Virgil "Buzz" Bickler, Lon Bickler (Alison), Monte Bickler (Leeann) and Shawna Strang; and 18 nieces and nephews. She played an especially important role in the lives of her nephews Steve and Aaron Strang, and niece Briana Caporali. Angie was welcomed in Heaven by her father Lloyd Bickler and her dog Tracer who preceded her in death. A small gathering to celebrate her life took place on November 11th with immediate family. Well-wishers are encouraged to write a note of farewell on a can of beer and toast in her honor. Angie's family extends a heartfelt thank you and many accolades to our Earth Angels, Jim and Renee, who dedicated their lives to ensuring Angie could remain in her home for her passing. Her niece Briana and 'sis' Jolee also gave of themselves freely to care for her night and day during her final weeks; their services deeply appreciated by her family. In lieu of flowers, please take a few moments to wrap your arms around your loved ones. Always remember to forgive quickly and live without regrets.