Claudia M. Schlueter
Claudia M. Schlueter (Margedant) passed away peacefully on Saturday, May 18, 2024 at the age of 76 surrounded by loved ones. She was born in St. Louis on November 25, 1947. Claudia was a loving daughter, mother, grandmother, and dear friend to so many.
Loving survivors include her daughter, Nicole Voss (Scott Voss), and two grandchildren, Danielle Voss and Zach Voss. She was predeceased by her brother, Daniel Margedant, and her parents, Oscar “Shorty” and Dorothy “Dottie” Margedent (Rogers).
Claudia grew up in Kirkwood, MO, and graduated from Kirkwood High School (‘65). She spent much of her life volunteering and was an involved community member, including Kirkwood Kiwanis, Greentree Festival, and Kirkwood Special Business District. She taught cooking classes at Kitchen Klutter before working at Down By The Station and finally CW Rea Insurance Agency, where she retired after 30 years as an insurance broker. She was a member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) and found joy in genealogy, Reiki, arts and crafts, and reading.
Claudia will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
A Celebration of Life will take place on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at
Sunset 44
118 W Adams Avenue
Kirkwood, Missouri 63122
Please come and share your stories to celebrate a beloved woman, mother, and grandmother. A special tribute for Claudia will begin at 7:00 pm. (parking info)
In lieu of flowers, donations in Claudia’s name can be made to the Disabled Veterans National Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Charities St. Louis, The National Kidney Foundation, or a charity of your choice.
Being a best friend to her brother, I’ve known Claudia for close to 60 years. Her picture should be next to ‘sweetheart’ in the dictionary. She will truly be missed!
Missing Claudia already, so glad we had our last visit with her in the rehab facility. Good Memories were shared over Imos pizza. Love to you Nicole, Scott, Danielle, and Zach, our condolences as well.
It’s hard to believe Claudia is not with us now. She was such a comfort to me when Dave passed. She was always ready to talk when I called her late at night. I remember the first time we met. She was a beautiful child. Long dark curly hair large brown eyes. She very smart and wanted to go to school. She was the pride of her mother and father and especially Aunt Jessie. So proud of her baby brother and so protective of him It brings tears to my heart to remember all the memories of our times together. Oh to live those times again
This really hurts. Gonna miss you.
Claudia was a good friend, a fun friend, a devoted friend and all around great person. We shared many great times as young teens and were still in touch as “older adults”. Nicole, I know you and your family will all miss her dreadfully, please let your many happy memories console you now in your grief, but sustain you over the years as you remember her fondly.
I met Claudia when our husbands were students at the Univ of Missouri at Rolla.
Nicole, . Your mother called me Patty. We kept in touch by phone 2-3 times a year.
I would love to talk with you.
Pat Thomas 909 519 8623
I always felt Claudia knew without words when her friends needed an extra hug and support.. About a week after my husband passed away Claudia called. When I answered she immediate ask What’s wrong with Vern? I hadn’t spoken to her yet.knowing it was going to be a difficult call. Yet in her heart she knew .
I knew Claudia through my seventy-year association with Charles Rea, Insurance Company. My wife (Charlene Mae Clayton) passed away April 13, 2024, and services were held at Kutis Funeral Home, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis County, Missouri. Even after her retirement a short while ago, she would be available to speak with and offer assistance. Such a nice lady and person to know. Today, November 27, 2024, I had occasion to contact Rea Insurance and when I asked the new representative (Lindsey Pyatt) how Claudia was, she told me of her passing. To her Loving Family Survivors, Friends, and acquaintances, I offer my heartfelt condolences!