
In loving memory of
Dominique Nicole Schliske
September 2, 1992 — December 24, 2018
Dominique Nicole Schliske (Sept. 2, 1992–Dec. 24, 2018) was a devoted mother and warm presence in the Anahuac community whose love for her young children and family remains remembered.
Remembering Dominique
A life held close in memory
Dominique Nicole Schliske was born September 2, 1992. She lived in Anahuac, Texas, where her family and community knew her as a caring mother and a gentle presence in family life. Dominique’s children were a central and cherished part of her life; she is remembered most for the affection and dedication she showed to them every day.
Those who knew Dominique recall a woman whose home and family mattered deeply. Friends and neighbors in Anahuac came together after her passing to support her children, a sign of how much Dominique and her family were woven into their small-town community. In the weeks following December 24, 2018, local efforts including benefit events were organized to help provide for the children she loved so dearly.
Dominique’s life mattered for the ordinary, important ways she loved and cared for others: as a mother, as a member of her community, and as someone whose presence touched family and friends. While public records note the date she left this life, the truer measure of her legacy lives in the memories of her children, relatives, and neighbors who continue to honor her by keeping her children safe and supported.
Her passing left a profound loss for those closest to her. In remembrance, community members and family have gathered to celebrate Dominique’s life and to carry forward care for the young family she raised. Dominique’s memory endures in the small acts of love and the ongoing kindness shown to her children — a quiet testament to a life defined by devotion to family.
Shared moments
From the gallery
Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Dominique was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.