Herbert C. Schulz

iam sure herbie in his white captains hat and kakies is sailing the southern comfort in a more better place..he will never be forgoten by the palm beach fishing comunity

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

SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT HERB,THEY WERE ALWAYS GREAT NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS SINCE WE MOVED TO BOYNTON IN 71.

Mrs. Schulz, John & Sandy & family,

My deepest sympathy for the lose of your loved one. Herbie was a wonderful man and a true inspiration. May his memories live on, while God guides him on the other side.

Sorry about your loss may the lord continue to bless this worthy captain on his final trip.

Doris, John and Suzie,

So sorry for your loss, but Herb is now fishing where the seas are always calm, the bait lively, and the bite is good. Herb taught me a lot about fishing. He will be missed.

John,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss.Herb was a great guy

As a child I still remember the Captain guiding the B-Love out from the Intercoastal down to Boynton Inlet, as we were followed by two porposies. My father still has it on 8mm film. It's a memory I shall always have and remember of the way Florida use to be. Thank you Captain.

CAPT,
Although I never caught that monster dolphin aboard your charter, you helped me catch something even greater...qualtiy time with my family and friends. Thanks for the great memories and fishing stories that appear to get even better through the years. My heartfelt sympathy is with your family during these most difficult times. Fishing with you over the years has made it pretty difficult on those you left behind...smooth sailing and calm seas. LTC(Promotable) Brian Butler