Sheila Rebecca (Loger) Schultz, beloved mother, Nana, companion, and dear friend to so many; went home to be with her dad on January 15, 2008, at home with her loved ones, after a very courageous battle with cancer.
She was born May 8, 1947 to the late Edwin H. Loger and his wife Marjorie A. Loger in Iowa, relocating to Everett as a small child with her family, where she grew up and raised her own family.
She is survived by her daughter, Theresa Gabelein (Gabriel Walsh), and granddaughter, Ashley; daughter, Sherry Hutchinson, and granddaughter, Kaylee, all of Everett; grandson, Brandon (Lisa) Bostick, of Belgrade, Montana; her much loved partner and friend, Richard Dietz; Marcy (Vetma) Skorstad and family; the Rhodes family; dear friend, Vickie Green; as well as her sisters, brother, and their families. Sheila also leaves behind numerous dear friends whom she loved very much.
Sheila enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, music and dancing, the ocean, her dolphins, and her favorite pastime - trying her luck at the casino, and also her many naps with Tigger, Rayder, and Princess watching over her, keeping her warm.
She was born May 8, 1947 to the late Edwin H. Loger and his wife Marjorie A. Loger in Iowa, relocating to Everett as a small child with her family, where she grew up and raised her own family.
She is survived by her daughter, Theresa Gabelein (Gabriel Walsh), and granddaughter, Ashley; daughter, Sherry Hutchinson, and granddaughter, Kaylee, all of Everett; grandson, Brandon (Lisa) Bostick, of Belgrade, Montana; her much loved partner and friend, Richard Dietz; Marcy (Vetma) Skorstad and family; the Rhodes family; dear friend, Vickie Green; as well as her sisters, brother, and their families. Sheila also leaves behind numerous dear friends whom she loved very much.
Sheila enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, music and dancing, the ocean, her dolphins, and her favorite pastime - trying her luck at the casino, and also her many naps with Tigger, Rayder, and Princess watching over her, keeping her warm.
Sheila Rebecca (Loger) Schultz, beloved mother, Nana, companion, and dear friend to so many; went home to be with her dad on January 15, 2008, at home with her loved ones, after a very courageous battle with cancer.
She was born May 8, 1947 to the late Edwin H. Loger and his wife Marjorie A. Loger in Iowa, relocating to Everett as a small child with her family, where she grew up and raised her own family.
She is survived by her daughter, Theresa Gabelein (Gabriel Walsh), and granddaughter, Ashley; daughter, Sherry Hutchinson, and granddaughter, Kaylee, all of Everett; grandson, Brandon (Lisa) Bostick, of Belgrade, Montana; her much loved partner and friend, Richard Dietz; Marcy (Vetma) Skorstad and family; the Rhodes family; dear friend, Vickie Green; as well as her sisters, brother, and their families. Sheila also leaves behind numerous dear friends whom she loved very much.
Sheila enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, music and dancing, the ocean, her dolphins, and her favorite pastime - trying her luck at the casino, and also her many naps with Tigger, Rayder, and Princess watching over her, keeping her warm.
She was born May 8, 1947 to the late Edwin H. Loger and his wife Marjorie A. Loger in Iowa, relocating to Everett as a small child with her family, where she grew up and raised her own family.
She is survived by her daughter, Theresa Gabelein (Gabriel Walsh), and granddaughter, Ashley; daughter, Sherry Hutchinson, and granddaughter, Kaylee, all of Everett; grandson, Brandon (Lisa) Bostick, of Belgrade, Montana; her much loved partner and friend, Richard Dietz; Marcy (Vetma) Skorstad and family; the Rhodes family; dear friend, Vickie Green; as well as her sisters, brother, and their families. Sheila also leaves behind numerous dear friends whom she loved very much.
Sheila enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, music and dancing, the ocean, her dolphins, and her favorite pastime - trying her luck at the casino, and also her many naps with Tigger, Rayder, and Princess watching over her, keeping her warm.
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