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Kendall Hailey
March 21, 2020
113! wow! rest in peace
John Shuler
May 17, 2011
It's amazing that a person can live a whole century and have a foot in each of two others! The things she witnessed!
It's special to hear that Aunt Ella was ambitious and wanted to learn to use a computer. I know she liked to read and continued learning throughout her life.
Truly amazing!
Jim Shuler
May 16, 2011
It is gratifying to hear the emerging stories and to reflect with gratitude upon them.
I well remember the pickup truck and camper, particularly on one occasion in the 60's when Uncle John and Aunt Ella returned to Virginia for a visit with the Shuler relatives back east. I think all of us nephews received a $5 bill pressed into our hand. Amazing to a child!
Our father Dean was youngest in the family along with Lessie, then John and Sena.
As word of Aunt Ella's death spreads among us relatives on the East Coast, from Pennsylvania to Florida, our heartfelt sympathy and love.
May 12, 2011
Ella Was a great lady, so sorry for your loss
Evelyn Beem
May 11, 2011
I'd like to share two memories of Mrs. Schuler. First, before her 100th birthday she told me that her son was getting her a computer and she was going to learn how to do it. She said," As long as we are on this earth, I think we should continue to learn."
Second. She and her husband used to attend Pleasant Hill where I was directing the choir. She'd compliment the choir, take my hand, and when she released my hand, I'l be holding a $20 bill. She'd tell me it was for some new music for the choir.
She was kind and generous. I think this world needs more people like Ella Schuler.
Evelyn Beem
May 10, 2011
I have special memories of Mrs. Schuler. Before her 100th birthday, she told me her son was going to get her a computer for her birthday. She said she was going to learn to use it, that she thought everyone should keep learning as long as they are on this earth. Also, when she was in her 80's, we both attended Pleasant Hill church. I directed the choir. She would shake my hand and tell me how much she enjoyed the choir. When I took it away there was a $20 bill in my hand. She'd say, "Buy some new music for the choir." She was a very loving and giving lady. I am sorry for her family's loss. This world needs more people like her.
May 10, 2011
Wonderful woman that had a blessed life!!
May 10, 2011
So sorry to hear this :(
Theresa Tholl-Aufleger
May 10, 2011
I am very sorry to hear about the death of Mrs. Schuler. When I was a little girl I lived on Lindenwood. I can remember walking to their grocery store. It was an experience I will never forget. She was always very kind. At that time, Mrs. Schuler and her husband lived in the house next to the store.
Theresa Tholl-Aufleger
May 10, 2011
I am very sorry to hear about the death of Mrs. Schuler. When I was a little girl I lived on Lindenwood. I can remember walking to their grocery store. It was an experience I will never forget. She was always very kind. At that time, Mrs. Schuler and her husband lived in the house next to the store.
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