Gary Harold Schultz
SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 – APRIL 18, 2017
Anyone who knew Gary knew if he wasn't picking on you he didn't like you (which was rare). He was a social butterfly even when traveling with Deb. When they would stop to get gas, he would go in the store and come back out 30 minutes later, knowing the clerks life history. You could never call him bashful. Sleepy, Sneezy or Grumpy, but not bashful he could be a royal pain in the butt (ask anyone in the family). But if you needed him or even his right arm (that didn't work well anymore) he would still be there for you. He was the rock and the force for his family and will be greatly missed.
McLaurin Funeral Home, Clayton, North Carolina.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 – APRIL 18, 2017
Anyone who knew Gary knew if he wasn't picking on you he didn't like you (which was rare). He was a social butterfly even when traveling with Deb. When they would stop to get gas, he would go in the store and come back out 30 minutes later, knowing the clerks life history. You could never call him bashful. Sleepy, Sneezy or Grumpy, but not bashful he could be a royal pain in the butt (ask anyone in the family). But if you needed him or even his right arm (that didn't work well anymore) he would still be there for you. He was the rock and the force for his family and will be greatly missed.
McLaurin Funeral Home, Clayton, North Carolina.
Gary Harold Schultz
SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 – APRIL 18, 2017
Anyone who knew Gary knew if he wasn't picking on you he didn't like you (which was rare). He was a social butterfly even when traveling with Deb. When they would stop to get gas, he would go in the store and come back out 30 minutes later, knowing the clerks life history. You could never call him bashful. Sleepy, Sneezy or Grumpy, but not bashful he could be a royal pain in the butt (ask anyone in the family). But if you needed him or even his right arm (that didn't work well anymore) he would still be there for you. He was the rock and the force for his family and will be greatly missed.
McLaurin Funeral Home, Clayton, North Carolina.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 – APRIL 18, 2017
Anyone who knew Gary knew if he wasn't picking on you he didn't like you (which was rare). He was a social butterfly even when traveling with Deb. When they would stop to get gas, he would go in the store and come back out 30 minutes later, knowing the clerks life history. You could never call him bashful. Sleepy, Sneezy or Grumpy, but not bashful he could be a royal pain in the butt (ask anyone in the family). But if you needed him or even his right arm (that didn't work well anymore) he would still be there for you. He was the rock and the force for his family and will be greatly missed.
McLaurin Funeral Home, Clayton, North Carolina.
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