Birth date: Mar 17, 1940 Death date: Nov 30, 2012
Patricia Ann Schultz (nee Donato), of Cherry Hill, passed away peacefully on November 30, 2012. She was 72 years old. Patricia was the beloved wife of the late Arthur Schultz, the loving mom of Arthur (Suzanne) of Franklin, TN, B Read Obituary
Grandma,
I miss you so much today as of everyday. It was always so fun to come to your house and make gnocchis or go to the dollar store or dig in the change jar. No matter what, we always had so much fun with you. It brings me comfort to know you are at peace now. I love you so much and not a day goes by that I don't think about you.
Love,
Melissa
I THOUGHT OF YOU THE OTHER DAY AND HOW MUCH I WILL MISS YOUR VISIT TO CLEARWATER BEACH WITH ME. IT WAS A WARM AND LOVING FUNTIME TO SHARE LAUGHS TOGETHER. SO VERY GLAD WE RE-CONNECTED LATER IN LIFE. I WILL NOT FORGET YOU. SAY A PRAYER FOR MY SISTER TINA WHO IS NOT WELL. LOVE, MONICA DONATO BENIGNO
Mom,I miss you very much. You will be terribly missed and your memory cherished by the kids and I,forever. I lost a best friend, as well as a mother. I realize now more than ever, what an inspiration you were not only in my life, but in so many others that you touched. Everyone says you made each person in your life, or people you would meet, feel like they were something special. As we move on in life, I will remind myself and the kids to think "what would Grandma do"? and how you led your life by example.I love you and miss you very much !! Love Robert
Dearest Pat, Your first Christmas in Heaven will undoubtedly be your best and though we'll all miss you, we are very happy for you.You are my dear sister-in-law who always made me feel much more like a sister. I was so glad that I was able to spend some time w/ you in November. I know that you will remember all of us here. Give Art and Jack a hug from me. Love from all the Schultzs here, Helen
Dear Aunt Pat, I remember the first time we met and what a warm welcome you gave me into the family. Thank you for that warmth i will carry with our family thinking of you.
Dear Aunt Pat,We met for the first time almost seventeen years ago, when Andy and I were about to be married. He'd had wonderful things to say about you, and upon meeting you, I agreed with him on every count. You took a genuine interest in people's lives, and in conversation, had a way of making them feel heard. You loved to laugh, and your sense of humor was a gift to be envied. You will be missed by many.
My deepest sympathy goes out to all the family members.
Grandma I love you so much and I am proud to say that I was your grandson.
I only had the opportunity to meet Pat on a few occasions but her kind, caring nature and her sense of fun were immediately obvious. My wife has said such wonderful things about her. I am glad Scarlett and I got to meet her.
We enjoyed our time together. What fun we had meeting for tennis. I thought I was pretty good and tnat I could beat my older cousin, Pat, easily. She won everytime by a large margin. Her garden with Phil was wonderfully planted with my favorites like arugula which was generously given to us. Pat will be missed by all that knew her. When I think of Art, my cousin, I'm saddened at his early demise. Pat and Art had a wonderful family and life. Both gone too soon.
