Arthur

Schreiner

Arthur Schreiner, 84, of Coleharbor, passed away on September 23, 2026, at Trinity Hospital, Minot.

A funeral service will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Garrison, ND.

Visitation will be held from 6:00-7:00 PM on Friday, September 25, 2026, at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Garrison, ND, with a Rosary/Vigil Service beginning at 7:00 PM

Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, September 28, 2026, at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, Mandan, ND.

To view a livestream of the service, go to www.facebook.com/garrisonthompsonfh or to the Thompson Funeral Home-Garrison, ND Facebook page.

He was born on August 14th, 1942 at Garrison Hospital to Arthur and Alma Schreiner. Arthur lived a life defined by steadfast work ethic, deep Catholic faith, and an unwavering commitment to providing for those he loved. He was the devoted husband of Betty Ann Schreiner and the loving father of Kelly Schreiner (Natalie Braun) and Kim Schreiner (Shannon Schreiner).Arthur proudly served in the Army National Guard and built a long and respected career as a cement mason. He was known for his skill, reliability, and dedication. He took great pride in his craft and in the role it played in supporting his family. His workmanship can be seen in countless projects including Target Center. Outside of work, Arthur enjoyed woodworking, creating handmade pieces for family and friends that showcased his creativity and attention to detail. Arthur enjoyed talking with Kim his daughter about stocks and finances. He loved checking in with Kelly, his son, about what was happening in Minnesota with his family. Art was especially happy when passing on his knowledge of farming to his grandsons and taking them for combine or tractor rides. He was an exceptional chef and grill master, always ready to feed the family when they visited. Walks to the lake with grandpa were a highlight of the grandkids’ memories. Art cherished simple joys: talking with his grandchildren in MN and Tajanae in AZ. Arthur was a great brother staying in touch with his sisters weekly on the phone. He was a beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother. Arthur enjoyed tanning with Adisyn Leach, talking with Alexis Leach and keeping up on her life in Bismarck. He would have fun teasing Ava Leach and looked forward to her spending her money buying him ice cream.

He enjoyed winters in Arizona with his beloved wife Betty. He could be found most days of the week spending time with his buddies all around the local towns close to Garrison drinking coffee, eating out, and attending basketball games. Art was one very independent man who found pleasure in the everyday tasks of mowing his lawn, blowing snow, walking, talking with neighbors and driving his new vehicles to town.

Arthur is preceded in death by his wife, Betty Schreiner, his mother, Alma Schreiner, and his father, Arthur W. Schreiner Sr.

Arthur is survived by his children named above and grandchildren who brought him immense pride: Tajanae Schreiner, Joseph Schreiner, Oliver Schreiner, Ethan Schreiner, Ambrose Schreiner, and Rachel Schreiner.

He is also survived by his sisters Linda (Edward) Schnaible , Carolyn (Tony) Simmons, and Debra (Brian) Fredrick, along with extended family Will, Heidi, Alexis, Adisyn, and Ava Leach, all of whom held a special place in his heart.

Arthur will be remembered as a hardworking provider, a man of faith, cars, music and someone who found joy in creating, building, and being present with the people he loved. His legacy lives on in the family he raised, the work he crafted, and the memories shared across generations.