Walter E. Schuettler

It's been a week now since we said good-bye to you and I still find myself waiting for your call asking me what time I would be there to pick you up. I called the house the other day just to hear your voice one more time. You were a wonderful man and a wonderful father. I miss you so much already. I will love you always. 'Thumbs up!'

Today was a beautiful day. Just the way you would have wanted it. There is so much I would like to say, I just can't find the words. There will always be an empty place in my heart for you but at last you are in
peace. I learned so much from you. I love yo daddy.

All my love, your daughter
Karen

Dear Karen and Linda, I am so sorry for your loss. After 55 years I still have great memories of your father bringing home those old telephones for us to play with. My parents are very sad for your loss and send their condolences. Our love to your family.
Barbara and John Takanikos
Vernon and Jackie Ingersoll

Where do I even begin after 40 years. We never really choose "our in laws" but I was fortunate enough to inherit the very best. In all of those years, we never had a crossed word with one another. You always treated me as if I was one of your own, a "Schuettler". I will always be grateful for that.

Thank you for all the fun we had on vacations, the golf and for always being there. Most of all, thank you for your daughter, Karen. I promise that I will continue to take care of her the best way I know how until we meet again.

You have taken a piece of each one of your family's hearts with you forever. Finally Zeke, you are at peace and no more pain.

Love,
Gregg

Karen and Gregg, we are very sorry for your loss. Our memories of Wally, at your home for a couple Super Bowl parties, and the first time we met him at your Gurnee home for Michael's 5th birthday party, are vivid memories to us. Again, we're very sorry for your loss.

Love, Bill & Theresa

Whether I called you Cigar, Waldo, or Zeke, one thing that never changed was you were the best grampa a grandson could ever want, and I was so lucky to call you mine!

You might be gone in the presence, but through all the great memories over 33 years you will never vanish as you will continue to live to the two places that it matters the most; my mind and my heart! They are so many wonderful things you have done with me, which you were always willing and wanting to which are too numerous to mention that the words “thank you” can’t begin to describe how grateful I am of everything, but Thank You for all you did with/for me Zeke! It is through your doing that I have been so very blessed on a daily basis, as I have the distinct pleasure of calling your youngest daughter Karen my Mom!

And although your presence might be gone and in a better place, resting at peace I will sorely miss joking around with you somehow every time I saw you! Those days will be put on hold until one day, until we meet again whenever that time will be? Until then that voided space that you have left in our family might be vacant with your absence the fond memories will bring a smile to my face every time!

I’ll see you someday…Until then, RIP!

I Love You Zeke
Love
Michael