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A Moment of Silence for Lester Schneider, DC

Editorial Staff

After serving chiropractic patients for 30 years, Lester L. Schneider, DC, of Topeka, Kan., died April 23, 2003. Dr. Schneider was born to Peter and Emma Sitz Schneider in 1926. After serving in the U.S. Army in World War II, he married Joan V. Rhoden in 1947. The couple bore two sons: Gregory J. and Kent. D. Schneider.

In 1950, Dr. Schneider graduated from the University of Natural Healing Arts in Denver, Colo. He operated a successful practice that integrated chiropractic, naturopathy and physical therapy in Topeka from 1969-1999.

At the time of the 77-year-old Dr. Schneider's passing, he was a member of the service groups Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He leaves behind his wife, Joan; sons Gregory and Kent; sister Marie Brown; and two grandsons.

June 2003
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