Gary C. Schultz

Gary was such a pleasure to deal with at Cuyahoga Hills JCF. He was a great inspiration to others and always had a smile on his face. He will be missed by many. Prayers for you and your family.
Marlea Baker
Human Resources/Central Office

This has been the hardest thing for me to do, but I know I have to come to the realization that you are gone. Gary it was such a pleasure to be your administrative assistant (Direct & Indirect). I will keep our last email correspondent forever. I pray God continue to wrap his loving arms around your wife, kids and the rest of the family during this difficult time.

"Until We Meet Again"
Those special memories of you will always bring a smile
if only I could have you back for...

So sorry.

Dear Michelle and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Though I did not know Gary well, whenever I saw him, which was every once in awhile, his face would light up with the biggest smile. He made me feel as if seeing me was something special. Gary must have made you feel that way all the time.

Gary and I were college friends at Kent State. We went to some of my sorority formals together. Gary was a lost of fun and always positive. I am so sorry to hear about Gary. I was looking at pictures of us from college and they bring back many happy memories. Rest in peace my old friend, Renee Heller

Gary was a student of mine at Maple Hts. High School. In our 1981 yearbook we dedicated a page highlighting his skating talents as ice dancer. I remember that with all the potential for fame, he was a gentle, quiet, humble person. I am so happy to learn of his meaningful life. May he rest in peace. To all his family, especially his brother Bob & wife Cindy, my love and support go out. I lost my brother young and know that the memories of all the times you shared with him will keep him ever...

I worked with Gary at Cuyahoga Hills JCF. He was a very positive and supportive person. Every time I needed help he would go out of his way to assist me. Gary was a blessing in my life and he will be missed.

Gary and I worked together for a short time at Lorain correctional institution, and the again nine years later at Cuyahoga hills juvenile correctional facility. Gary was funny, loved the Tribe through the good years and the bad years, and never closed his door to anyone who needed help even when his own workload was overflowing. He had a passitive outlook on life and always pushed through and got the job done. I will miss his jokes, his laugh and the many funny memories we shared as...

My heart skipped a beat when I saw this. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.