GREGORY J. SCHULTZ, age 58, of Columbia Station, passed away Dec. 18, 2004. He was born in Cleveland March 28, 1946. He has worked the last 15 years in the insurance sales for Homestead Insurance in Brunswick. Greg was an avid golfer, a member and past president of the Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors of Medina County, Leadership Medina County Alumnus, Past President Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. Served in the U.S. Air Force. He was honored as one of the Top 60 Producers for Westfield Life Insurance, past Parish Consul member of St. Martin of Tours parish, Valley City, OH, Past Chairman Boy Scouts of America Sustaining Membership Drive, Founding Chairman of the Starfish Charity Golf Outing for the Ireland Cancer Center. Greg will be deeply missed by is family and friends. Beloved husband of Connie E. Schultz; dear father of Elizabeth Schultz, Patricia Callahan, and Christa "Ebert" Schultz. Preceded in death by his parents, James E. and Viola (Stewart) Schultz.
GREGORY J. SCHULTZ, age 58, of Columbia Station, passed away Dec. 18, 2004. He was born in Cleveland March 28, 1946. He has worked the last 15 years in the insurance sales for Homestead Insurance in Brunswick. Greg was an avid golfer, a member and past president of the Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors of Medina County, Leadership Medina County Alumnus, Past President Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. Served in the U.S. Air Force. He was honored as one of the Top 60 Producers for Westfield Life Insurance, past Parish Consul member of St. Martin of Tours parish, Valley City, OH, Past Chairman Boy Scouts of America Sustaining Membership Drive, Founding Chairman of the Starfish Charity Golf Outing for the Ireland Cancer Center. Greg will be deeply missed by is family and friends. Beloved husband of Connie E. Schultz; dear father of Elizabeth Schultz, Patricia Callahan, and Christa "Ebert" Schultz. Preceded in death by his parents, James E. and Viola (Stewart) Schultz.
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