Fred Schultz

Brenda and family,

We just found out about the passing of Fred. We are so sorry for your loss. Fred was always so fun to visit with at the Beach reunions. He will be forever missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
May Our Lord Jesus wrap his loving arms around you. Fred is now in the presence of God and will keep watch over you until you meet again.

Love Always,
John and JoAnne Hammonds

So sorry for your loss. I didn't know Fred well but enjoyed talking to him when he was at the Sr. Center for lunch.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Connie Cadenhead

Brenda,
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

My heartfelt sympathy to you in the passing of Fred to his heavenly home. Keeping you in my thoughts & prayers to the Lord our God for comfort & strength today & in days to come.
Those we love live forever in our hearts and precious memories.

God’s Peace

Schultz Family, I am deeply sorry to hear of Fred’s passing. I knew Fred for about 35 years. We worked together in the building material industry. As our lives grew apart, we always seemed to reconnect. I am most grateful that we took the time to call each other and share current events going on in our families. We had good discussions about woodworking and of course his latest fishing trips down South. One of my most memorable fishing trips was with Fred and his Pop’s down the Arroyo. When I mentioned to Fred, I had some pictures from this trip he made me text him every picture. We relived that trip for at least an hour or so. Good times…

You will be missed my Amigo.

Here

Brenda,
We met through Washington County Aggie Moms, and I would like to extend my condolences on your loss. I will keep your family in prayer.

Cameron, please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your father. I am sorry. I was your third grade teacher many years ago. I still remember how athletic and hardworking you were in class and on the playground. You were involved in sports. But what stands out the most was how your dad (your mom too) insisted that you worked hard in the classroom first. He expected you to be polite and respectful to your teachers. Your parents were so supportive of your education.

Brenda, I am so sorry. I am holding you in my thoughts, hearts and prayers. Tuck those fond memories in your heart. No one can take those away from you. May they bring comfort on those dark days.

My sympathy,
Debra Eckert

Brenda our condolences to you and your family.
we send prayers your way to your family.

My condolences to the Schultz family. Fred was an outstanding influence in my life while we attended Sharyland High School. We were in FFA together, and he really made it memorable! I will never forget what a kind person he was to me. I feel blessed to have had the pleasure of knowing him.

I hope it gives his family comfort in knowing that he touched lives through his goodness. I may not have crossed paths with him after high school, but I never forgot him.

I wish I could be with you to help bear your heavy burden in the short term, but I'm stuck here in Temple until Monday. In the long term, I am free of this Temple job on May 23 and would be ready to help in any way I can. Stay strong in your faith knowing he's in a better place now, not hurting in any way.
Peace be with you always. Philip Z