Taylor Cameron Schmieding

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Taylor Cameron Schmieding, 26, of Rapid City, SD, formerly of Lincoln passed away November 25, 2023. Born December 6, 1996, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Taylor was a young man who had a great smile, loved sports, building things with his hands, cooking, and always enjoyed an adventure. As a kid he loved riding in the classic cars with his grandpa and spending a Sunday afternoon cruising around. He would have conversations about life and growing up sharing the I love you’s while talking for hours. He also was an awesome hugger. He will hold a special place in our hearts, and we truly appreciate the time we had with him here on earth. He will be missed, and we know God has a plan for everything.

Survived by his siblings, Traishon and Tylea Schmieding; grandparents Robert and Sally Schmieding; nephews River Thiel and Ocean Schmieding; aunts Jackie (Kevin) Muir, Jamie Schmieding, Jill Schmieding; cousins Nathan and Zakary Muir. Preceded in death by his mother Julie Schmieding.

Memorial service: 11:00 am Thursday, December 14, 2023, Holy Savior Lutheran Church, 4710 North 10th Street. Private inurnment.

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January 1, 2024

Going to miss you I was looking forward to seeing you again for your birthday, I miss you soo much rest up handsome! 💕

– Amour

December 15, 2023

I got to know Taylor over the past year and truly it was one of the years best years of my life, he taught me so much and held the most wholesome conversations, from the late night rides, sharing his taste in music, honestly was the best hugger!!! He was my everything at one point in my life, he helped me when I was at my lowest and never gave up on me. My heart goes out to his family and friends. He will always have a special place in my heart for sure.

– Fallynn Cloud Eagle

December 14, 2023

I got to know Taylor during his years in confirmation classes at Holy Savior. I will always remember is heart-felt, impromptu speech during his confirmation service. Everyone in attendance was moved by his confession of faith, his sincerely love for others and wisdom beyond his tender years. In that moment, we all saw the beauty that was in his heart and it was impactful. I am so deeply saddened by his loss. My heart goes out to his family and friends. Peace.

– Stephanie Mackeprang

December 11, 2023

Taylor is my eldest nephew and I had plenty of good times with him. We laughed, we hugged it out, I watched him grow! I can remember the time I went to his apartment and we chatted for hours. Just being close to him and learning more about his world is something that I will cherish for a lifetime. He called me often and we would chat about various things I will remember the laughs and the good times. You will be missed nephew and I will forever hold you in my heart! I love you and know you are in Heaven singing with the angels.

– Aunt Jamie

December 7, 2023

I had the honor of being able to coach him both his freshman and sophomore years in highschool. Taylor always had great energy, effort and passion on the court. No matter what I knew he would give everything he had to help his teammates out. So very sorry to the family on this loss.