Margaret J. Schultz

"Tuesdays with Peg"
There is a book written by Mitch Albom called "Tuesdays with Morrie." It is the story about the author spending Tuesdays with a former professor who is suffering and dying from cancer. I am stealing the idea of the title, but that is where most of the similarities end - except for the most important.

I helped Peg Schultz maintain her home in Clifton Park for the past seven years. Tuesdays were "my day." I started after being referred by Barbara, her...

To all of Peg's family my sincere smympathy on the loss of your mother. Please know my thoughts are with you.

I will always remember the good memories of growing up next door to your family on the farm in Colonie.

God bless you all. Trella Finton

With deepest sympathy to the entire Schultz Family. All of you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Peg was an irreplaceable member of our Clifton Park TOPS chapter for many years. She was a ray of sunshine at our meetings with her upbeat enthusiasm and optimism. I cherish a photo scrapbook she created for me after one of our state conventions and a greeting card with her painting of a cardinal in the snow. My deepest sympathy goes out to her family. You were loved by so many, Peg.

To Schultz Family
John,William,Roger,Hal,Maureen

So sorry for lost.I will always remember growing up with all of you on old Wolf Road. Your Mom and Dad always had time for my sister and I. We send all of our love,may god bless and support you all during this sad time.

Please accept my condolences to Peg's family. She was such a wonderful lady. I met Peg at TOPS in Clifton Park. Please know that we will be praying for all of you through your loss of your Mom and Grandmother, she loved her family and was so proud of them.

Peg was my neighbor and friend. I was totally caught off guard when I was told of her death. I will miss her phone calls to tell me when she wanted her driveway cleared of snow. (I did that for her in the winter).... It usually depended on her "social calendar" for the next day. :o)

I will miss her, and always remember her cheerful smile and demeanor....

My deepest condolences to her entire family.......you have lost a great lady.

Patty

Flowers of red and white.
Create a peaceful and lovely sight.
Oceans of blooms on distant hills arise.
Oh life, what a beautiful surprise.
Beauty enough to make us smile.
Miracles happen at every turn of a mile.
Rain enough to keep our oceans deep.
With still enough room to hold the tears we weep.
Many are the people we meet each day.
Some are as cheerful on a sunny day in May.
People that are of the greatest worth,
Are those with a deep...

With deepest sympathy to the Schultz family on your mothers passing.
I have many memories, as a child, of visiting Maureen,at the Schultz farm.
My family was also in the flower and nursery business, so the lives of the Schultz's in Colonie intertwined many in the Wolf road area.