Sheila H. Schultz

When someone special comes into our lives, she is never forgotten, just sorely missed. It is the same with Sheila. We miss her. George and Angela Schneider (formerly of Buffalo Grove) of Antioch, Il

We are so very sad to hear of the loss of dear Shelia. She was an amazing woman to know, and we will miss her, too. She always remembered things about our family, and we were just looking at the beautiful picture frame she gave us many years ago. She was a joy to know from ITPL and elsewhere. She gave joy wherever she was. Our thoughts are with her family now. Fondly, Angela and George Schneider of Antioch, Il (formerly of Buffalo Grove, Il.

Everyone is sad to see her go .. I'm glad to have spent time with the Schultz clan

I met Sheila Schultz many years ago prior to my entering local politics next door in Buffalo Grove. I did not
know how many people I knew had known her.
My cohort at IBM was on their Plan Commission. My significant other had a brief stint as Library Board Member. I had known Kathy but did not know the association due to last names. Further, I had worked with Kathys SO not knowing he was a son-in-law to Sheila!!
My family, friends, coworkers and political friends in...

As children me and my brothers and sisters grew up on the same street as our first cousins. My father and Sheilas husband were brothers. I dont have a bad memory of my aunt Sheila. She was like a second mother to us growing up. My heart goes out to my cousins for the loss of their mother. Her battle is finally over. May you rest in peace my dear aunt Sheila.Your loving memory will never be forgotten by me.

So very sorry to hear about Sheila. She was such a lovely lady and a very dear friend to my mother Jeanne Shannon one of the tri-phis. Keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.

My sincere condolences to all of Sheila's family. It was always a joy to meet her both in my role as mayor of Mount Prospect and in my long ago role as an official at ComEd. She was an exemplar of regional leadership and a role model of compassionate and caring community involvement. Her family will carry her legacy forward.

Sorry to read of her passing.........

i really loved working with Sheila at the soup kitchen in Chicago. She was always kind, interesting, and hard working. I will miss her. My condolences to her family, especially Kathy Ryg. Thanks to Sheila, I got to volunteer with Kathys office.