Birth date: May 4, 1930 Death date: Oct 1, 2014
Rudolph John Schultz, 84, a resident of Miami, Oklahoma passed away at Windridge Care and Rehab on Wednesday, October 1, 2014. Mr. Schultz was born on May 4, 1930 in Luxor, Pennsylvania to Rudolph Hans and Evelyn Ruth (Thomas) Sch Read Obituary
Rudy will be missed by the Jackson's and Malone's. He was the only Grandpa and Great Grandpa that my Son, Berry, and Grandkids, Little Charlotte, Katie, Kelly, Bridgette (or Brittney as he called her), and Hayden(or John Henry as he called him) knew on the Malone side of the family. He Loved all the Malone Children and Grandchildren & they Loved him. Berry will never forget the Youth Center. lol Our thoughts and prayers are with the Schultz family. Give Mom a Hug & Kiss for us. REST IN PEACE and THANK YOU.
Thoughts and prayers for family and friends of Mr. Schultz.
I love you Uncle Rudy. Give my mom a hug when you arrive in heaven.
We salute you.
Love you
The brat
Ed and Diane Gabler
WE HAVE KNOWN RUDY FOR QUITE SOME TIME SINCE MEETING HIM AT A REUNION YEARS AGO. HE E-MAILED US AND TELEPHONED US DURING THESE PAST YEARS.
ENJOYED OUR TIMES WITH HIM WHEN EVER HE CONTACTED US. OUR SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND PLEASE KNOW THAT WE HAVE MISSED HIS E-MAILS SINCE HE QUIT SENDING THEM OUR WAY. HEAVEN WILL BE RECEIVING A GREAT SOLDIER.
MEL AND LYNETTE MARR, ILLINOIS CITY, IL 61259
Rudy, Rest in Peace Brother. I didn't know you but from reading some of the post here and on 440th, you must have been a great guy. I am sure that everyone will drink a toast to you at this years reunion, you'll be missed by many.
To the Family, Our condolences go out to you all.
David Hancock
Co D 440th Sig 77-79
Our last two 440th Signal Battalion Alumni reunions were not the same without Rudy, he had an infectious grin that kept everyone wondering what he was. going to do next. I met him in Albany, New York in 2010, that was when I learned Texas geography. South Carolina was actually east Texas, Rudy straightened the whole ting out for me. By far the most hilarious memory was in Nashville. Rudy and Rocky were waiting by the second floor lobby waiting for the elevator. Not wanting to miss a chance at having fun with someone, Rudy turned to me and started to say something, not seeing that the elevator door had opened, Rocky entered the elevator and the door closed. Yes, Rudy was quick to let loose of the vanishing leash. He took it in stride and it all ended well. He will be missed, but his stories and life will live on through his battle buddies.
Al Landsperger
