Dorothy-Schultz-Obituary

Dorothy T. Schultz

Houston, Texas

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DOROTHY T. (THALLER) SCHULTZ, 90, died on September 28, 2008 in a circle of care like many she had drawn around all the stages of her life. After 10 years of progressive illness, Dorothy came to nursing home at St. Dominic Village for the last weeks of her life. It was just steps from the office...

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I have many fond memories of Dorothy when we worked together as a steering committee for the Diocesan Schools. As nurses we tried to instill the importance of health into all of our schools and their leaders. Dorothy was a great leader and a good friend to all.
Cathy Trostmann and Joann Jackovich

i knew dorothy from her visits to illinois at grandma julie's farm. i also got to visit with her in texas once or twice. she had such a sweet and welcoming nature. even though i didn't see her often, i will miss her.

Rest in peace, Aunt Dory. Your chapter in our lives has now closed. In your memory and in that of your sisters and brothers, may we all pay tribute to you by carrying with us the love and caring that you lived so completely. Love, Dee

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mary your mother was constant and true. I knew her when working at the diocesan office and appreciated her kindness and caring for others. My prayers and best to you and all the family. Her good works live on in all of you.

Beautiful person. Beautiful life. You will always be loved, my DO!

The words in the obiturary are a wonderful tribute to your mother. I always knew her as a very practical, down to earth person, but I did not know before reading this that she was the 13th child and grew up on a farm. No wonder she was practical and down to earth! She did much good work in her life, and will be remembered for it.

Our prayers are with you and your family. May the love of your family and friends bring you comfort during your grief.
Susan Turner and David Hollrah

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.