W. Malone Schooler

What a nice and generous man. Hope we all will meet again one day. Rest In Peace.

I moved to Fredericksburg (from Richmond) in 1964. I briefly met Malone one night and he welcomed me to this quaint city. The next morning he called me and asked if I wanted a tour of the town and surrounding area. Of course, I was anxious to meet people and learn what I could about the area. I was born in Richmond and had always lived in the same house. Moving away to an unknown town was both exciting and challenging. About 10 AM he pulled in the driveway and we spent hours riding...

I, met you at the Fredericksburg Country Club, I was Happy T0 D0 Your Shoes. So Glad I Got To Know You.

Malone was a great friend with whom I had great admiration. He will be sorely missed by all those who knew him. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the Schooler family during this difficult time.

You have my heartfelt sympathy in your loss of Malone. I went to James Monroe H.S. with Malone and he was always a really great friend of mine. I was working at SDI and enjoyed working with him in the construction of his shopping centers.

It was an honor to know Malone. Even though I hardly knew him at the time, he was kind enough to return my call when I had a question that I knew he could answer. I later got to know him better and he always had a warm welcome when I saw him at the golf course. Thank you for setting an example for us all. Rest in peace and enjoy the company of old friends- both the two legged and four legged friends.

A true gentleman. One of a kind. Rest In Peace

Mr P

sorry to hear this news. Best to family and brooke

I always loved spending time with Malone,as a co-worker at Carl D.Silver, members at Fredericksburg C.C golfing in Myrtle Beach, and making deals for shopping center sites. Always a pleasure and he made it fun. Thanks Malone.as you always say, Friday truly was another day in Paradise.R.I.P,My Friend.