Joyce Rose Roberts Schuler

Scott, Pam, Jill, Holly and the Schuler Family:

My sympathy to you. May all the good memories of your mom/grandma help soften your grief and, in time, bring you to a peaceful place.

To the Schuler and Roberts families

My belated condolences. Her passing is like losing a ray of sunshine.

Jim Bayorgeon

I am so sorry I missed Joyce's farewell to us all.. What a great woman she was!! I remember many laughs with the two of them at the Modern Bar and later at the Cove. Rest in peace and join your love Diego!! Sally Giordana

Jenny-So hard to lose a mother. May your memories of her comfort you through the days ahead.

Chris (Koch) Krueger

Dear Schuler Family, It's been quite a few years since I've seen many of you, including Joyce, but I always remember the warm receptions at your house and the friendly encouragement Joyce gave me while I was teaching some of you. What a wonderful person she was.

Schuler Family
My sympathy goes out to you. I had the privilege of serving Joyce for a number of years. She was so kind. And I will always remember her smile. God Bless.

Sarah, Chad, Lydia, Lee, Molly, Dick and Jennifer and families,
Sending prayers and support to you all for the loss of your mother and grandmother. May our loving God grant you peace and comfort during this difficult time.

Today seemed so dark, until I looked up into the night sky
Amidst the tears a glimmer shown through
Her smile reached down and wiped them away
Only then did I realize then how much brighter
Her eternal smile will be forever shining down-
To Joyce's Family;
We may not remember each other's name all the time, but we can agree that Joyce had a smile that made that Ok. Anyone who meet her has truly Blessed and carries a Spark that she so contagiously passed...

I found Joyce's obituary through her grandchild's Facebook - Jill. First, my condolences to the family. Second, I'm so happy that I found Joyce's obituary. Let me tell you why. Obituaries are never a good thing, but when I saw Joyce, I felt a clear sensation of goodness. She lived to her fullest potential as she always did throughout life. I knew her as a child while friends with Molly. Joyce, I thought, was always a beautiful woman; both inside and outside. Her hair eligantly bundled...