Roland-Schurman-Obituary

Roland Schurman

Portsmouth, Virginia

Aug 8, 1945 – Apr 29, 2010

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August 8, 1945
DIED
April 29, 2010
LOCATION
Portsmouth, Virginia

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Roland S. Schurman PORTSMOUTH - Roland Saunders "Dickie" Schurman, 65, of Harrower Court, passed away Thursday, April 29, 2010 in his residence. Born Aug. 8, 1945 in Foxborough, Mass., Dickie last attended Congregational Christian Assembly Church, and loved NASCAR and motorcycles. He is survived...

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it's been one and a half months i go by the cemetary daily.... i give you kisses even though i know you are not there. honey i am lost without you.... i miss those blue eyes i see them every time i close mine you make it hard to sleep.... that is part of a song and when i hear it i cry and cry it is us. i love you tell Jesus hi for me i don't talk to him as much as i should

The absence of Dickie's physical presence will leave a painful void in many lives but the wonderful memories of him will live with us forever. Here's to a one of a kind man and great friend.
Love Always,

R.I.P MY SWEET NEIGHBOR & FRIEND, WE WILL MISS SEEING YOU OUT IN THE YARD DRINKING A COLD MILLER LITE!! BRUTTIS IS GONNA MISS YOU AS WELL, I KNOW YOU'LL BE LOOKING DOWN WATCHING OVER US! WE LOVE YOU 'DICKIE' & YOU WILL BE MISSED....

Schurmanator!!! We had so much fun, you are one silly man. I enjoyed watching Sherlock Holmes with you and my mom last Sunday. I really enjoyed our long and I do mean l-o-n-g talks. My mon's heart is broken she misses you so much she told me she doesn't know what to do with herself now. I will take care of her for you til she goes to live with you again.
Love and peace
ED

My NASCAR Buddy!!! who always made me laugh. Thank you for always listening to me and my pain even though you were in pain yourself. I loved your wonderful stories. You always made me feel welcome in your house. I know you aren't in pain anymore and I am so happy for you. If it takes you not being here......

My NASCAR buddy!!! I hope you are at peace and not in pain anymore. I loved our talks and they comforted me, you understood pain and I needed someone to understand and you were the only one. You always listened even though you were in pain and not feeling well. You always made me laugh and I needed that. You made me feel so welcome in your house!! I am really going to miss you and your stories!! I am just so glad you aren't in pain anymore if it takes you not being here..... I knew you were...

Rest in peace my sweet love, my friend. Thank you for loving me when I didn't even love myself. It was an honor and a pleasure to be your wife. I find peace in knowing there is no more pain in heaven and you are hanging out with Jesus talking, oh how you love to talk!! Now He gets to hear all your stories. Save me some icecream! and I'll save you some peanut butter and jelly! Sleep well my LOVE. Barbara