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1924
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2020
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Lulu Schultz Obituary
Lulu was united in marriage to Warren H. Schultz Sept. 5, 1942; they were married for 58 years, until his death in 2000. In 1958, they moved to Colchester to raise their three children. During World War II, Lulu did her part and worked at EB as a welder. Following the war, she was a sewing machine operator in a belt factory and a nurse's aide in a local nursing home. She was delighted with herself to complete a key-punching class and receive a certificate. Lulu loved going to the casino, and she loved traveling. She was a devoted wife, caring mother and loving grandmother.
Lulu is survived by her daughter, Robin Kelsey and husband Bert of Manchester; her son, Lee S. Schultz of New Hampshire; grandsons, Michael and Jeffery Roraback; and great-granddaughters, Elizabeth and Rachel. In addition to her husband Warren H. Schultz, she was predeceased by her son Warren "Don" Edward Schultz; a brother Edward Swan; and her sisters, Janet Paras and Edith Swan Adams
A graveside service will be held at a later time when friends and family can safely gather. Please visit belmontfh.com for on-line condolences and service updates. Belmont Funeral Home LLC has been entrusted with Lulu's care.
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Terry and Al Bennett
June 12, 2020
I have fond memories of Aunt Lulu from our many family gatherings. She has passed on but will never be forgotten. Sending my love and hugs to Robin and Lee during their grievance. XOXO
Lisa Mileski
April 27, 2020
I am so very sorry for your loss. May your wonderful memories help you through.
Mark
April 26, 2020
Love to You Robin, Lee and Family! Aunt LuLu always treated me with much kindness and respect and my Dad truly loved coming over to your home❤
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