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Byrl R. Shoemaker

Worthington, Ohio

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SHOEMAKER Byrl R. Shoemaker, Ph.D., age 93, of Columbus, Thursday, March 1, 2012 at Riverside Hospital. Preceded in death by parents Charley and Beulah Shoemaker, brothers Lt. Kenneth E. Shoemaker and Charles E. Shoemaker, and infant daughter Charlene Ann Shoemaker. Survived by loving wife of 75...

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From the Officers and members of the Valley of Columbus, Scottish Rite Masons, we offer our sincere condolences. Bryl was a member of the Valley of Columbus for twenty-six years, coronted a 33rd Degree Mason in September, 2004, in Milwaukee, WI., and served our Valley well. He will be missed by all.

Dr Shoemaker and Governor Rhodes created a system of career-technical education that is admired across the country. His greatest contribution is the opportunities this system provides to thousands of students to learn the skills needed for rewarding careers.

My deepest sympathy to the family on Dr. Shoemaker's passing. I had the good fortune to meet him in the 1980s while going to Columbus during the VicaSkills competitions/leadership conference. He was so kind and enthusiastic about how well all the students were doing. You could tell his heart and soul were in vocational education. So glad to have known him...

Dr. Bryl Shoemaker will always be my number one hero; passion for career-tech, not just what you know but what you can do. Real champion for working men and women; the dignity of a job well done regardless of profession. A doer and very rare, special person. Rest in peace.

Byrl was a key member of the greatest job producing program in Ohio's history,The Rhodes years 1963-1970.He was a giant in education.We will miss him.

Byrl was a key member of the greatest job producing program in Ohio's history,the Rhodes years 1963-1970.A truly giant in education.

Ron and I are in FL and I check the obits every day hoping NOT to see names of anyone we know. While Ron didn't really know your dad, I knew him from a very young age. I remember him with a winning smile like the one posted here. Sorry we won't be home to visit and share in your loss, Judy, and ALL in the family. So glad to have seen your folks at Alice Golden's funeral. He was beloved by family and friends and we send you our deepest sympathy from afar. Love, Ron and Susie Rabold

Dorothy and Family. Mary and I send our deepest sympathies to you and the family at this time of your loss. We will miss Byrl he was truly a great friend and star brother

You are all in our thoughts and prayers!