Barbara M. Schreiner

Barbara M. (Gresens) Schreiner Greece: June 26, 2024. Barbara is predeceased by her husband, Robert Schreiner. She is survived by her children, Bob (Cheryl) Schreiner, Nancy (Ken) Dauphinee, James (Connie) Schreiner, & Cindy (Mike) Guggino; grandchildren, Julie (Sam) DiFrancesca, Jason Dauphinee, Chad Dauphinee, Michelle (Mark) Maxwell, Robert Schreiner, Matthew (Jamie) Dauphinee, Kelly (Mike) Abrams, Kayle Fullforth, Ryan Schreiner, Madison Mantione, Mackenzie Mantione, Alyssa Tribotte, Kyle (Gina) Tribotte, Victoria Loreca; great-grandchildren, Paige Dauphinee, Jacqueline Smyth, Robert Schreiner, Jr., Makaila Abrams, Nick DiFrancesca, Bailee Maxwell, Landon Dauphinee, Jacob Abrams, Brendan Maxwell, Lincoln Dauphinee, several nieces, nephews, cousins & dear friends. Barbara's life story will be shared during her visitation at the funeral home, 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 & Long Pond Rd.) Monday, July 1st, 4-8 PM. Her funeral service will be celebrated Tuesday, July 2nd, at 10 AM at Messiah Lutheran Church 4301 Mt. Read Blvd. Immediately following, Barbara will be laid to rest in Riverside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Heritage Christian Servic...[more]

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275 Kenneth Dr., Rochester, NY 14623. Barbara Schreiner of Rochester, New York, a city she called home from the day she was born on July 30, 1933. Her parents, George, and Margaret Gresens raised Barbara alongside her five siblings in a bustling household filled with love and laughter. George, a skilled tailor, crafted garments with precision, while Margaret, a devoted homemaker, kept their home on track with warmth and care. Barbara's childhood was marked by close bonds with her siblings: Evelyn, Elmer, Margaret, Russell, and Deloris. Barbara attended School 22 and later Benjamin Franklin High School. Barbara's life took a pivotal turn when she met Robert Schreiner at the Ukrainian Club. Robert, won Barbara's heart. Their courtship was filled with laughter and shared dreams, leading to a joyful wedding surrounded by loved ones. Settling on Joanne Drive in Greece, Barbara and Robert embarked on a journey of raising a family. Together, they welcomed four children--Bobby, Nancy, Jimmy, and Cindy--who brought boundless joy and energy into their lives. Barbara cherished her role as a mother, dedicating herself to nurturing and supporting her children through every milestone. During her early years, Barbara worked at Kodak, Later, she devoted herself fully to raising her children until Robert's retirement, after which she joined Colorgraphics. Barbara's love for family was palpable in every aspect of her life. She cherished gatherings with her large extended family, where laughter echoed around the dinner table and memories were made with each passing year. Family trips to their beloved cottage on Hyde Lake in Theresa, NY, became treasured traditions, offering moments of serenity and connection amidst nature's beauty. Barbara's in-laws, Audrey (Jack) Telban, Norma (Richard) Fessner, Jaclyn (Ronald "Red") Overmyer, Howard (Clistie) Schreiner, Joan (Gerard) Musson, Ronald (Shirley) Schreiner, and Roger (Myrna) Schreiner, enriched her life with their own unique personalities and experiences. In her leisure time, Barbara found joy in simple pleasures: playing cards with loved ones, reading a good book, and cheering passionately for her favorite hockey teams. Her dislike for barbecue sauce, tomato-heavy pasta sauces, and Chinese food added a touch of humor to family dinners, where her preferences were lovingly respected. In 2015, Barbara and her entire family embarked on an unforgettable trip to Aruba, creating lasting memories under the sun-drenched skies and turquoise waters. As she enjoyed her favorite TV shows--ranging from "The Bachelor" to "The Young and the Restless"--Barbara found joy in the stories that unfolded on screen. Barbara Schreiner's journey was one of love, laughter, and unwavering devotion to family. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her, a testament to a life well-lived and the enduring power of familial bonds.