Earl Schultz

To Liz, Ruth, Linda, David, and Mandy; so sorry for the loss of Earl. He was a steady, calm person, always available to answer questions, and convincing people, and horses, that they could achieve more than they thought they could. We have a lot of fun memories of working together in the horse club and other projects over the years. May he now rest in peace. Karen (Karcher) Cunningham

We will always be grateful to Earl and Liz!! Earl was willing to give young men a chance to learn construction and because of that we were able to build our timber frame home. Earl and Liz were a team in everything they did. They blessed Concord with so many events they sponsored through the Hubbard Foundation. They "made a difference" in ours and everyone´s life. We moved away but Concord and our friends there will always be special to us.

Liz, David, Ruth and Amanda, My heart is broken. Earl meant the world to me. I will never forget our times laughing at the cabin, canoeing, playing cards, and chasing his horses. I loved the time I was able to spend with him through the years working on his special projects. I´m sorry I´m not able to be with you guys during this time. I love you all very much.

Earl was my Mom's (Sally Marsh Rundquist) cousin. Our deepest sympathy to the family. God bless.

My prayers go out to the Schultz family.

EARL JAY SCHULTZ WAS A CONCORD HISTORIAN AND PROVIDED THE PEOPLE OF CONCORD MANY BENFITS THAT HE PAID FOR AND ARRANGED. HE WILL BE MISSED.