Holly Johnson Schrader

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Holly Schrader Obituary

HOLLY JOHNSON SCHRADER March 5 1980 ~ November 14, 2008 Age 28, a resident of Norco for 18 years, died of complications of Multiple Sclerosis in Laurel, Maryland. Holly attended Sierra Vista Elementary, Norco Junior High, and Norco High School. As a child, Holly enjoyed dancing, piano lessons and playing soccer. After graduating from Norco High School, Holly received a scholarship to attend Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia. Holly met her husband Christian in Savannah while he was serving in the U.S. Army. They married in June 1999 in the San Diego LDS Temple. Holly graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in Art History. Holly and Christian were blessed with a daughter, Sarah Lynn on December 16, 2002. Holly's husband Christian is in his residency program studying to be Psychiatrist. Holly is survived by her husband Christian, her daughter Sarah, her parents Hal and Lynn Johnson, her brothers Scott, Brady and Brett, her sister Stacey and Christian's family father Wayne (deceased), mother Linda, brothers Stephen and Michael, and sisters Carrie and Amy. A memorial service and burial will be held on Saturday, November 22, 2008 in Boise, Idaho. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to: National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Noted: "Research only" National Capital Chapter Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1800 M Street NW, Suite 750 South Washington DC 20036. Correspondence in remembrance of Holly can be directed to her parents: Hal and Lynn Johnson P.O. Box 1214, Chiloquin, Oregon 97624.

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Published by The Press-Enterprise on Nov. 22, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Holly Schrader

10 Entries

Jonathan Ward

December 15, 2008

Holly will be dearly missed by us all. I was fortunate enough to meet Holly during our freshmen year at SCAD through soccer, Holly was an incredible talent not only during competitive games but also during practices where her true grit and determination was visible in abundance, this coupled with a beautiful personality. Our thoughts and prays go to Holly’s family.

Bobbi-Jo Davies

December 13, 2008

i played soccer with holly at SCAD and was very saddened to hear of her passing. she was a great person and an awesome goalie,it was a pleasure to have known her on and off the field. she'll always be remembered.x

Camille Chu

December 11, 2008

I met Holly on a stroke of luck that placed me underneath her tutorship when I first came to scad and landed playing goalie, a position I had never played before. After the hours she would put in coaching the team during regular practice, Holly would stay after hours when everyone else packed up and teach me her trade. She would line up barrels and make me jump over them and land flat on my side, and other maniacal forms of torture she had learned during her years of goalie, telling me to toughen up when I whined uselessly ;-). She was a fantastic coach. It was during these one-on-one sessions that I got to hear about her own goals in life, or her one main goal in life to be exact. She wanted more than anything in her life to create a family of her own. She knew there where risks in having children with her condition but she didn’t care! I had never heard someone speak with so much passion and conviction, and I was awed by her courage. So this is my thanks to Christian and little Sarah, whom I’ve never met but greatly admire. You made her dreams come true. And to her family, for she would not have such great aspirations if she did not have an inspirational foundation from which to jump from. Rest in Peace Holly. You did it.

Kahtyrn Green Brusco

December 9, 2008

I also played soccer with Holly at SCAD. I remember the first time I met her, I was taking her around when she came to visit SCAD. Her strength of character was evident immediately. As I got to know her over the next few years, I enjoyed her huge heart on and off the field, her wonderful and positive outlook on the world, her kindness, and her great sense of humor. I know we are all saddened by the news and will be thinking of and praying for her family.

Abigail Perkins

December 9, 2008

I played soccer with Holly at SCAD. She was on of the first people I met and made it so much easier living far away from home.

She was always so positive and hardworking. And an awesome Goalie:)

I will be praying for her Husband and daughter. God Bless

Emma Hastings

December 9, 2008

just wanted so send my best wishes to the family, Hal, Lynn and Christian and of course little Sarah who I've never meet but heard so much from Holly.I knew Holly from SCAD (soccer) and how much she is in my thoughts she brought a lot of happyness to alot of ppl including me and the rest of the team! Holly was a warm and loving person who saw the good in all.This is for you Holly one last shout out "Go scad Bees" love you

Alexis Kmitis

December 9, 2008

Holly and I played soccer together in college and she was one of the kindest, caring, most amazing people I've met in my life. You will be greatly missed. My prayers go out to your family in this hard time. You will live on in our hearts and memories forever. Love you soccer sista.

jenn levo

December 9, 2008

I just saw on the SCAD Alumni newsletter that Holly had passed. I remember Holly quite well from our Freshman year at SCAD were we both met playing soccer. We always saw each other in the dorms and she was such a nice friendly and kind girl and a good soccer player. Best wishes to your family in this difficult time.

Danielle Cisneros-Ferro

November 29, 2008

I would just like to give my condolences to the family. I went to Sierra Vista and remember Holly. She was a couple of grade's ahead of me but I certainly remember her. Although we weren't really friend's I was saddened by the new's of her passing. My heart goes out to her family and friend's. God bless....

Nathan Gonzales

November 24, 2008

Holly was one of my first friends. We were so little then, back in kindergarten. I'll never forget Holly chasing me around trying to kick me in the shins. My mom was the librarian at Sierra Vista, and use to drive this big yellow truck. I have this memory of sitting in the cab of the truck after school with Holly. We had our heads out the windows on either side trying to catch raindrops in our mouths. Good times then. Holly, God be with you and your family.

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