John Cristopher Schuszler

I had just recently met Cris when Ace Hardware took over the True Value. He was one of the first associates to welcome me into the new store. He took great pride in keeping the outside area neatly stocked and loading for the customers! We both had Volkswagen stories! I am really sorry to hear of his passing and I also was not in town. Thinking of his family

Cris was always a great conversationalist and had story after story whenever I sat down to chat with him at the gun club. He had a great sense of humor and was an ardent protector of the 2nd Amendment. Sorry to hear of his passing and I pray for comfort.

We are deeply saddened at the unexpected demise of Cris. Our heartfelt condolences to Linda, Bud, and Cris's children and the grandchildren. Our fond memories of Cris go all the way back to 1982 when he was a cheerful-looking boy of twelve. In the early '90s, we recall Cris helping us out on our pesky automobile with his endearingly helpful attitude, for which we are ever grateful to him.
Our love and best wishes to the Schuszlers.

Sending sincere condolences to Linda, Bud, and all of Cris' children and grandchildren. Bill and I are so sorry to learn of Cris' death. We both have fond memories of Cris as a young boy who grew up to be a fine man. May memories of time spent with Cris bring all of you comfort and peace during this painful time, and in the months and years to come.

Chris had a great smile. He loved his family and will be missed by many he helped. I am so deeply sorry for all of the family. Love from Iowa.

Cris was a loving father and son. He was a good man who was always willing to lend a hand. So sorry for your loss. Love, Patsy