Robert Henry Schultz

Hi Mr. Schultz I haven't spoken to you in years more than 15 years. I decided to look you up today and saw you left us in 2005. I am very saddened how long it's been and I remember us mailing each other over the years. You were a great tutor and very awesome @ Sartorette. Still miss you very much and thank you for everything. My thoughts and prayers to your family and loved ones.

I really miss you,Honey. You were a beloved husband and I thank God for our 27 years together. We had a lot of fun and lived a good life together. You touched so many lives of your students, family, and friends in such a positive way. I am hearing from many of them. You had such a great sense of humor-you made us all laugh! Your family and friends all miss you. We know you are in the Hands of God now and have peace.I will love you forever. Bev

We send our heartfelt thoughts to Bob's family at this time of sadness. We know that time will soften the edges and that the sweet memories will ease the pain. Bob was very blessed by a wonderful family and a career that influenced so many young people. Who could ask for more. We send our love.

Bob, I really miss you big brother - there is a big void in our lives. It is so hard to accept the fact that you left us physically two weeks ago today on Father's Day. However, we firmly believe that you are certainly with us all in spirit - your beloved wife, Bev, your devoted children, Mike, Meg, Pat and Tim, your 'sister Eileen' and all of the extended families. I'm sure you were impressed with your memorial service - a truly inspirational tribute to a "Beloved Father, Husband, Brother,...

I just recently found a couple of entries about Mr. Shultz on Classmates.com and smiled. Everyone loved Mr. Shultz and if you ask people in the Cambrian area of San Jose, many fondly remember Mr. Shultz and say that he was the most loved teacher at Sartorette.

My condolences to Mr. Shultz's family and friends.
Although I was not blessed to have him as a teacher at Sartorette, (we moved to a near by school district after I finished 3rd grade), my bother had Mr. Shultz for...