Portrait of Eileen Jupe Neuhaus
In loving memory

Eileen Jupe Neuhaus

November 23, 1948 – April 1, 2024
Lived 75 years
Holy Cross Cemetery · San Antonio, Texas
Our Mom had immense strength, showed selfless sacrifice, profound love to her family while shaping future generations through unwavering support and guidance.
Life story

Eileen Mildred Jupe Neuhaus was an amazing mom, grandma and great-grandma who was loved immensely by her family.

Born to Alvin and Dorthy Jupe, she was the youngest of their six children.

She had three children, Shawn Scheel (Paul), Waylon Koch (Kendall) and Lisa Montgomery (Doug).

She had nine grandchildren, Brandon Scheel (Kathryn), Kaidon Scheel (Christina), Shelby Kyne (Nick), Addison Koch, Wimberly Koch, Teylor Montgomery, Charly Koch, Briella Koch and Weston Montgomery.

She had one great-granddaughter, Reagan Scheel.

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1948
Born November 23
1949
Eileen was 1 when Gene Autry recorded "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"
1959
Eileen was 11 when Barbie made her debut
1965
Eileen was 17 when the Houston Astrodome opened
1971
Eileen was 23 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1982
Eileen was 34 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1998
Eileen was 50 when Google was founded
2001
Eileen was 53 when Apple introduced the iPod
2016
Eileen was 68 when Pokemon Go sent millions outdoors hunting creatures
2022
Eileen was 74 when ChatGPT was released to the public
2024
Passed away April 1, age 75
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