Richard "Dickie" Schultz

Visiting my Dad at Leominster Crossings before he passed, I spotted the friendly face of "Dickie". We chatted briefly, he may have been here to visit his Mom.? He was as much a gentle soul as I remember back in FHS. Actually had a date with him! Wishing his family very belated sympathy!

I am totally shocked, I am so sorry. When I last saw him he had just lost his father. Please please except my condolences.

I really wish I could have seen him one last time and tell him all about how good my life turned out and how through that journey I always thought about my times with him and working at quality lawn. I really have to say I just liked the guy and it was hard not to cause there was goodness in Dickie's heart and it showed on the outside in good times or in bad he always made me look up to him in some way. He showed me a lot about many different things and I will never forget the guy! So Dickie...

Dear Schultz Family,

Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of Dickie! He will be sorely missed!

And, to Joe Gallo, I too will forever cherish the days that you and Dickie spent here on the Cape last summer- the landscaping is beautiful, and eveyday we look at it, I remember our dear friend! thank you for being in his life!

Denise and Family,

So sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you an your family. Dickie's will always be watching over his family. May he Rest In Peace. God bless...

Steve & Janice Richard
Bonita Springs, FL

"Shultzy" you were a good man, and a great mentor. Through your sharing struggles, others gained inspiration and motivation to keep on the right path. I will miss seeing you, thank you for the work you put in with the community. You were an example of strength. You will not be forgotten.-Sarah G.

So very sorry for your loss. Dickie was so well loved. He is now at peace and a guardian angel above to watch over his family. Love to you Denise. May you find comfort in knowing how many people loved him.

To all of Dickie's family, I am so so sorry for your loss, I was in his class at high school, he always had a big smile on his face and had something funny to say, no matter what. I am so glad I got to talk to him last fall at Market Basket, he was so nice to talk to. When we were leaving he took the hose out of the kids hand to show him how to water the plants outside. That was just who Dickie, was. Always helping somehow. We also hired him to cut down some trees, so we could put a shed...