Shirley Ann Schultz

Shirley Ann Schultz, 90, of Sharonville, Ohio, passed away on February 22, 2026.  She was born August 27, 1935, in Dayton, Kentucky, to Clifford and Mary Dozier Spaulding.  She was preceded in death by her father Clifford and mother Mary, her brothers, Ron and Bill Spaulding, her great granddaughter, Sydney Nicole Rowell, and husbands Bob Graden and Herb Schultz.  She is survived by her sister, Sharon Spaulding; her four children, Beverly Sills (Jarrell); Nancy Graden, Bob Graden (Karie); and Doris Anger (David).  She is also survived by 12 grandchildren, Jeff Sills (Jessica); Kevin Sills (Angie); Alicia Rowell, Jamie Bradley (John); David Graden (Keri); Nate Graden (Whitney); Olivia Anger (Eric); Izzy Anger and Tony Anger (Alana); Ayla Dodge (James); Sophia Volkert (Tom); Hannah (Rory);  She is also survived by 28 great-grandchildren, Ava, Ella and Jack Sills; Katie and Cole Sills; Natalie, Owen and Seth Rowell; Paxton, Oscar, Harriet and Rosie Bradley; Finley, Rudy, Scout, Nellie, Polly, Goldie and Dottie Graden; Wade, Margo and Heath Graden; Ronia, Edwin, Willem and Henry Dodge, and Wes and Louie Volkert.  Shirley was a faithful member of Serenity Baptist Church of West Chester, Ohio.  She always enjoyed Pastor Hooker's message and his singing.  She retired after years as a Human Resource Manager for Control Data Corporation.  She thoroughly enjoyed her job, and the friends she met along the way.  Shirley enjoyed lunches and playing cards with her beloved friends, the "Lakewood Ladies"; Evelyn Montgomery, Betty Tenhover and Jackie Rudisell.  But most importantly, she liked winning!  She loved listening to music, playing the piano and the organ.  She also enjoyed old movies and westerns.  Shirley will always be remembered for her beautiful smile, her love for her family and her thankfulness for God who loved her.  Funeral services will be held 11 AM Friday, March 13, 2026, at the Serenity Baptist Church in West Chester, Ohio, where visitation will be held from 9-11 AM.  Interment at Floral Hills Memorial Gardens.  Floral Hills is honored to serve the Schultz family.