Family
Scheunemann moved with his parents to the neighborhood of River Hills, in Burnsville, Minnesota in 1965.
- Father: Paul Scheunemann, born 1926, died 2003. Mayor of Burnsville 1978-1982. Stricken with polio at age 15; used a wheelchair thereafter.
- Mother: Gladys born 1932, died 2000
- Brother: Paul T. Scheunemann
- Wife: Patricia Scheunemann
- Offspring: Leah Scheunemann, Zach Scheunemann
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