JOHN W. SCHATZER

I can't believe it's been ten years buddy! Sitting here thinking back to when I moved to Bethel Park when I was ten and you were the first friend I had in school. That was 5th grade. Our dad's were best friends thru their masonic lodge. I remember us pedaling our bikes all the way out to Mineral Beach Pool out past Trax Farms too! All the Estes rockets we shot up over the woods behind your folk's house. You were my childhood best friend. Your family was always so kind to me too. Thanks for that friendship and RIP old friend.

Sue-Ellen and Family, Bob and I were so sorry to hear of John's illness and final days. May he rest in peace now and may you be blessed with love and support of family and friends. God bless you.

Sue-Ellen, it is so hard to find the right words to say. Remember John's love and that he will always be with you in your heart. My deepest sympathies to you and to John's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sue-Ellen: I was deeply saddened by the news of John's passing. My heart felt condolences to you. May God rest his soul in peace.

Sue-Ellen, I am so sorry for your loss. You have my deepest sympathy.

Rest in Peace John , there are so many memoreies of you back at the Teke house , too numerous to mention. You were a gentle soul. I will always remember you as such a man who had a beautiful soul and a kind heart. You will be truly missed. Prayers and condolences to the family . They will truly miss your every day presence in their lives.

Sue Ellen and John's family, there are not enough words to express my deepest sympathies. By thoughts and prayers are with you all. May you carry the memories with you to lighten the burden and may God's love surround you.

No words can fill the void or take away your pain but know Johns love will always be with you Sue Ellen.... Rest Peacefully John.

So sorry for your loss. I never met John but I can tell he was the love of your life. Praying for you!

John rest in peace. Our deepest sympathies on your loss. Sue Ellen our prayers are with you and the family.
The Braff Family

Dang John, you left us way too soon. You were a great friend to me when we were growing up! You'll be missed.

John when I first met you, you saved me from myself. I used to tell people that I had to learn to be less wild at Waynesburg from my crazy High School days and you were the one who did that.

You then taught me things like how to use a screwdriver and how to drive a standard transmission and you did that in a high accumulation of snow. Even in college you helped me to understand what a coax cable was. That was my make-up speed semester when my Mom died and you got one from the communications lab and took it apart for me while I read in my physics book.

You really were just starting to teach me how to cook. Maybe Shirley will continue this.

You complimented me. You were my other half. Right now I can't move without you.

Rest in peace, John.
Sue-Ellen, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Donna & Rich