Lloyd Henry "Hank" Schildknecht

The Jones family send our condolences to you and your family. Hank and his mother will both be missed. We send our prayers and blessings.

It was with deep sorrow and sympathy that I read about Hank's death. My husband Roe and I met Hank at KREA many years ago and instantly liked him. I have always been impressed by his character and morals, not to mention his thoroughness and expertise as our real estate attorney. I know he will be greatly missed and my prayer for his family is for peace and healing in this time of loss. May God continue to hold you in the palm of His hand.

So sorry to hear of Hank's passing. My deepest sympathy to Martha and all the family.

Dear Martha:

I am so sorry for your loss and am praying that you and your family feel God's comfort during this time.

With hugs and prayers,

Amy Lund

Dear Martha,
Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family during this difficult time.
Hank was a true treasure. His love for you, his children, his colleagues and staff was evidenced in everything he did. He was instrumental in getting my business off the ground and I owe my success to his leadership.
My fondest memories of Hank are watching him enjoy life, dancing the polka with you and toasting his friends and family with good German food and drink!
I envy...

I have been proud to call Hank a friend and professional colleague for years. It was always a welcome sight to see Hank at the Clerk's office and I was always in a good mood after chatting with him.
Hank and I shared two lifetime obsessions: baseball and Mel Brooks' "The Producers". When I went to a baseball game with Hank or saw him at a game, he would usually be wearing his old Brooklyn Dodgers cap (who wears a Brooklyn Dodgers cap?). After seeing the 1967 movie "The Producers" at...

Henry Schildknecht
I first met Hank in 1985, through University of Louisville Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE). I had no idea he would eventually be an incredible influence in my life. As a real estate attorney, he ended up guiding me through many real estate transactions during the 90’s. Hank could close real estate transactions and could litigate disputes in front of circuit court judges and commissioners. As the president and leader of Kreia he showed me and many others how to get organized....

Hank Schildknecht was truly a gem of a guy. Unparalleled in his kindness and generosity; he no doubt had a heart of gold. Hank’s family and his many many many friends have my absolute sincerest condolences. I know that all who knew Hank will agree that they just don’t make ‘em like that anymore.
Johanna S. Myers