Theodore Schultz

I met Ted in 1972. It was my first job as a legal secretary. I remember him telling me that if I ever had a question on his dictation that I should ask immediately, even if he had a client. One year I gave him a little desk plaque that said "Let´s Compromise - We´ll Do It My Way". He laughed and placed it on his desk right away. It was still there years later when I came for a visit. I never forgot him. I am very grateful to have known him.

I was a legal secretary for Ted at then Fristoe, Taylor & Schultz from 1985 to 1990. At that time, he represented the WITA, independent telephone companies for our State. He was so sharp with all the contract work, he didn't demand any more than he expected. I enjoyed the time I worked for and with him (and Bob Fristoe, Don Taylor, Tad Sowers and Frank Groundwater). I can look back now and have fond memories. Thank you, Ted, for making me a stronger person You were a good mentor. I did...

I met Ted only a few times long ago thru Dyan, my sorority little sister. But I heard many great stories about him from her. Sincere condolences to the whole family in this hard time.

I am so grateful to Ted for his amazing leadership, loving heart and humor. His warmth, patience and dedication to ethical principles made him an ideal chairman. He was such a loyal and sweet friend.

He was the attorney working with Capitol Saving Bank and Hal Wolf. He will be missed a great man.