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Sherman SHULTZ Obituary
Sherman Anthony
On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, Sherman Anthony Shultz, passed away at the age of 42. Sherman was born on May 29, 1978, in Troy, Ohio, and grew up in Dayton. He graduated from Colonel White High School for the Arts in 1996 and spent most of his adult life in California. Sherman enjoyed
flying, boxing, and entertaining. He planned to run for mayor of the city of Dayton. He is
survived by his parents, Gerald and Donna Shultz of Dayton, his siblings, Adelaide (Russell) Paquay of Dayton, Cade Shultz of Dayton, Dale Shultz of Seattle, Washington, nephews
Moses, Flynn, and Lincoln Paquay of Dayton, and a host of
extended family, including aunts, uncles, and cousins. A
memorial service/party is tentatively planned for May 29, 2021, to celebrate his life.
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Memories and Condolences
for Sherman SHULTZ
Liam doforo
January 20, 2022
Hope your at peace up there
Tommy LaMotta
April 20, 2021
May he RIP..
James Quick Tillis
April 20, 2021
Our sincerest condolences to the family. So many memories T, You always had the best intentions Gone too Soon
RYAN ADAMS
April 19, 2021
Great man of vision... Gone too soon
Mauricio Sulaiman
April 18, 2021
I am deeply saddened to learn about Tony passing away, simply in disbelief. A sensational friend with a gift of making people happy and cared for . My sincere condolences to family and friends
Mauricio Sulaiman - President WBC
Mary Ann Owen
April 17, 2021
I am absolutely shocked hearing about the passing of Tony, he was a gentle man , I will miss him
Liam
April 17, 2021
So sorry to hear this I had some good laughs with Tony
jill diamond
April 16, 2021
He was charismatic and unpredictable; we enjoyed his company and shared his dreams
Tiffany
February 28, 2021
Rest easy, you were a good heart..
John M Johnson III
February 8, 2021
I’ve know Sherman since we were little kids in Cub Scout at Grace church . Both graduated together in 1996 . You will be missed old friend !!!
Yvonne Roebuck Jones
January 31, 2021
I became acquainted with Tony through the Nextdoor forum. I was very impressed with his aspirations to better the Dayton community. He would have my vote if he did run for Mayor.
My condolescences to you and your family.
Laura Kinsey
January 28, 2021
Laura Kinsey
January 28, 2021
John Sassenberg CW class of 97
January 28, 2021
I remember sitting by him in Anatomy and Physiology. Always with a financial magazine in his hand. He was funny and intelligent and always fun to be around. I was really sorry to hear of his passing and I had already decided to campaign for his mayoral run. Rest in Peace old friend.
Desmond
January 27, 2021
As some who grew up in the same neighborhood but in different decades I was excited to see him announce his run for mayor. I'm sorry for his loss and hope the family nothing but the best.
Richard
January 27, 2021
I am deeply saddened to learn of Tony's passing. He and I bonded over boxing and debating how best to alleviate crime and generally improve the city of Dayton. Tony was a very kind and generous soul who loved life and enjoyed sharing that love with others. He was always looking out for others. He advocated for people whose voices are too often ignored and silenced in the interest of expediting bureaucracy. I pray Tony is making clouds in heaven from an endless supply of God's cigars. I pray his family finds some comfort and joy in knowing his generous spirit will carry on in those who knew and loved him. Please hear my loud, obnoxious and heartfelt CHEERS! to you Champ.
K Rizer
January 27, 2021
Donna and Jerry, I am so sorry to know of Tony's passing. I would see his postings on 'Next Door.'
Laura Kinsey
January 26, 2021
I didn’t know Sherman real well in his adult life since we lived in different states, but my sister and I would occasionally babysit him when he was a little guy. Cute kid. Real blond with curls. But later in life Anytime I would visit the family and see him. He loved to joke and always had a smile on his face. Thinking of you both Aunt Donna and Uncle Jerry during this time. Love and prayers to you both and the family.
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