Louisville, Kentucky
1938 - 2016 (Age 78)
Schuster, John Oliver "Poppy",78, passed away on March 5, 2016 with his wife Elaine by his side.He was born on February 24, 1938 in Louisville. His career included many years on the K&I and IC Railroads, manager of St. Matthews Community Center, and in later years, as maître d of the Turf...
Read MoreThank you Coach Schuster for the many lessons you taught us so many years ago. I am forever grateful.
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Andy Rapp
April 25, 2016 | San Francisco, CA
We are so sorry to hear of John passing --- we were neighbors and friends for many years ---- His Dad was instrumental in getting Bill his first job at Sperry-Rand -- we thought the world of John and Jan and the Family
Would love to hear from Lynn.
Joan Dettlinger-Seaton
April 05, 2016 | Mechanicsville, SC
John will be sorely missed,he made me laugh every time we saw each other. I am praying for family healing during this difficult time. Love B
bill shaw
March 16, 2016 | Readyville, TN
I'm so sorry to hear the sad news. John was a good friend from the early years. We went to Highland Junior High, Atherton High, Fern Creek High and Western Kentucky College together. We worked as a team delivering the Courier Journal in the Highlands, and we took care of hundreds of guinea pigs in the basement of the University of Louisville Medical School downtown while attending Atherton. So many good memories of a really nice guy. We will miss him. Peace be with you.
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David Lowe
March 15, 2016 | Roseville, CA
My memories of your dad and Poppy are of a loving, gentle soul. And it's obvious that he loved you all very much, and was very proud of his family.
Moira Wedekind
March 14, 2016 | Knoxville, TN
My memories of your dad and Poppy are of a loving, gentle soul. And it's obvious that he loved you all very much, and was very proud of his family.
Moira Wedekind
March 14, 2016 | Knoxville, TN
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Beverly Armstrong
March 13, 2016 | Miami, FL
So sorry for your loss. Sounds like he was an incredible man who lives on in the many people he touched.
Kitzi Friedman
March 13, 2016 | Jacksonville, FL