Willard Shull Jr.

Dear Suzanne,Cecily, & Vicki, I am sorry to hear of Willard's death. What a wonderful contribution his life was in so many ways. He was my violin & orchestration professor at Shorter. He taught me how to make flaming Bananas Foster when I sat with you girls & caught your chicken pox! You probably don't remember me, but I was privileged to know you & am saddened to hear of his death. God be with all of you & comfort you. Love Shirley Medley McGinnis, Shorter 1965

Mrs. Shull... I am soooooo sorry to hear of the loss of your husband ! I am praying for you and your family during this difficult time. I pray for God's great peace to overwhelm you as you heal ! Love in Christ... Natalie Everette-Murray

Dear Suzanne, sometimes words are never enough, and sometimes they are all we need. “The Lord bless you, and keep you; The Lord make His face shine on you, And be gracious to you; The Lord lift up His countenance on you, And give you peace.” Numbers 6:24

Sharon Simons (ASOC alto)

Mrs.Shull,I'm so sorry for your loss.You were always one of my favorite teachers at FPJH.I myself,five years ago was in the same situation as you.I lost my 2nd wife of 20 years and 23 years my elder.So I truley do understand.Again sorry for your loss.
William O. Walters,Jr{Bill}

Mrs. Shull, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I still remember the day you told us you'd gotten married after being absent from school a day or two (Forest Park Jr. High). You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Take care.

Dear Suzanne, I don't know how to reach you via snail mail, so will have to express my love and sorrow for you online. I was shocked and saddened at Willard's sudden death, and I deeply sympathize with you in your loss. You two had a WONDERFUL life together! I remember fondly all those years I saw him front and center at ASO concerts, and was sorry when he finally retired. Much love to you.

Dear Suzanne,
Willard's obituary painted a complete picture of his life. Only you could have done such a good job of portraying his many experiences and accomplishments. I know that many fond memories will be a great comfort to you as you learn to fly "solo".

Love you,
Missy

Aunt Suzanne,
This is a beautiful account of Uncle Willard's life. I will always remember him for his quiet and gentle nature, sudoku, his love of dogs and his appreciation for the finer things in life! When my father died, my pastor told me something that I will share with you. He said, "Although you are experiencing great loss, you father is not lost. We know where he is."

Jennifer Flanders

Suzanne,
How we admired Willard for sharing and providing such joy with his truly remarkable musical talent! Please know our love and prayers are with you in sympathy.
You are always in our thankful hearts for being such a master teacher and giving Meg and so many students a lifelong love of music.
Always,
Margaret and Scott Carriere