Joseph Charles Schultz Jr.

1918–1996 (age 78)

Biography

Joseph Charles Schultz Jr. valued integrity and the quiet confidence of a life well lived. He met challenges with a calm demeanor and always sought to bring understanding and patience to those around him.

Family and friends relied on his even temper and open ear, finding solace in his steadfast encouragement. His contributions to his community remain a testament to the mindful kindness he extended every day.

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