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Bryan Schultz Obituary


BRYAN LEE SCHULTZ
March 19, 1962 ~ July 23, 2015
"Bryan loved life. He was always thoughtful
and caring about others. And he loved working on
hot rods and cars and "Bryanizing them".

Bryan Lee Schultz, 53, passed away at home with family by his side, in Vancouver, WA. He was born March 19, 1962 to James C. and Shirley A. Schultz in The Dalles, OR.
Bryan was a master automotive technician, diesel repairman, and long haul truck driver. He was currently a master automotive technician at Gillis Auto Center.
Bryan also enjoyed collecting elephants, working in the yard and flowers, music, TV, and garage sales,
Survivors include his wife, Marilyn Patterson Schultz; sons, Nick B.C. and Justin B. Schultz; mother, Shirley A. Hixon Brant; brothers, James K., Mark G., and Rodney E. Schultz; aunt, Dorothy L. Hixon Doll; several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father, James C. Schultz; several aunts and uncles, and grandparents.
Special thanks to Hospice SW, Kathy Hansen, Legacy Hospital in Salmon Creek, Jimmy D., and Gillis Auto Center in Shelton, WA.
Viewings to be held on Thurs., July 30, 12 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. and Fri., July 31, 12 p.m.- 9:00p.m. with a chapel service on Sat., Aug. 1st at 12:30 p.m., at Evergreen Memorial Gardens in Vancouver, WA.
Memorial donations may be sent to Hospice, the Cancer Center or Portland Zoo to help care for the elephants.
Please sign his guest book at: www.columbian.com/obits.

Published by The Columbian on Jul. 30, 2015.
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Bryan was my older brother who I loved, very dearly, some of my fondest memories are of him building tree forts, teaching me how to ride a motorcycle, going with him on long haul trips, going to San Diego. My heart is still sad, I know he is now in Heaven, with his pet baby elephant, named Peanut, and with God in a field of flowers. I'll always miss and love you more, Bryan. Thanks to all those who signed the guest book, and for your well wishes. God bless you all, best regards, the Schultz family.

Rodney Schultz

August 13, 2015

Bryan was my older brother, who I loved very dearly. My fondest memories of you included going to San Diego with you, riding with you on your long haul drives, and teaching me how to ride a motorcycle. I know you're in heaven now, with our pet baby elephant, named peanut, walking thru a field of flowers with God. I'll always miss you, and I'm still very sad, and I'll always love you, more. May you be with God, and receive His comfort, till we meet again in Heaven. Thanks to everyone who signed the guest book, and for your good wishes. God bless now, the Schultz family.

Rodney Schultz

August 13, 2015

Bryan was all ways nice to me, I remember when I visited his home some years ago, he let me watch a Metallica concert that he had on a DVD. Rest in peace, till we all meet again, in Heaven.

Joel Johnson

August 13, 2015

Bryan, I will completely agree with ashlea, some of the best memories I have are spending time with you and your family. Taking all our kids out when Mark and I brought ashlea to San Diego, going with you to universal studios... no matter what we always had a great time. And you always treated me with kindness and respect.... You are an amazing person and all who knew you were blessed to spend a day or a lifetime time with you. And you leave this world a Lil darker without you in it. I know Ashlea is truly heart broken, and will miss you so much, you werea very important part of her life. And Kayden asks everyday, "when is uncle Bryan coming back from heaven? " anyways... prayers and thoughts are going to Mark, ashlea and your entire family to help them through this dark time....

Tina Pederson

August 7, 2015

Bryan, I will completely agree with ashlea, some of the best memories I have are spending time with you and your family. Taking all our kids out when Mark and I brought ashlea to San Diego, going with you to universal studios... no matter what we always had a great time. And you always treated me with kindness and respect.... You are an amazing person and all who knew you were blessed to spend a day or a lifetime time with you. And you leave this world a Lil darker without you in it. I know Ashlea is truly heart broken, and will miss you so much, you werea very important part of her life. And Kayden asks everyday, "when is uncle Bryan coming back from heaven? " anyways... prayers and thoughts are going to Mark, ashlea and your entire family to help them through this dark time....

Tina Pederson

August 6, 2015

Sending my condolences to the family. May God give you strength and peace during this difficult time. (Psalm 29:11)

August 2, 2015

Bryan, (McGee)Linda & I will miss you so much. You've done so much for us, you've always been there for us & helped us out every time we needed you. I know you've had a lot of hardships in your life, but you've found love & happiness with your new wife, Marilynn. You always sounded so happy this past year ever since you've met Marilyn. Thank you for showing him all of your love & attention Marilyn. He needed some one like you to love him unconditional. We love & miss you Bryan (McGee) We will never forget you. Linda & Fred (MaGoo)

August 1, 2015

Ashley Schultz-Kuehl

July 31, 2015

Uncle Bryan, I miss you more than words could possibly say. My heart is so heavy, I hate thinking your not here anymore. You've always been one of the most important people in my life. I have sooo many memories growing up with you and The boys. Some of my best childhood memories are with you. You were always so kind and funny. Definitely had the Schultz sense of humor. I remember you teaching dad how to swim in your pool. I remember watching alien and astronaut movies with you and the boys. You were such an amazing person I loved being around you. When You stayed with us, I would always miss you when you left, so you would let me sleep on your bed and watch movies. And I loved how you and Daddy always teased each other. Especially when dad was sleeping on the couch and you would put a big ol spaghetti pot over his head and start banging on it with spoons. Lol I love you Uncle and I'll miss you every day

Ashlea Schultz-Kuehl

July 31, 2015

Fly with the Angels Bryan. I'll never forget.

Tricia Houser

July 31, 2015

Bryan!
Although you were only my step-dad for a short while you taught me so very much! From teaching me how to build a floating dock on the river to teaching me to see things from a bigger perspective - there is so much I am thankful for from our time together.
Rest In Peace Bryan - may you fly with the angels, for you were one here on earth. I LOVE YOU! ALWAYS!

Patricia Houser

July 31, 2015

I'll miss you Sweetheart, I know your up there looking for something to fix in Heaven. I Love You!

Marilyn Schultz

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Bryan and friend,David called each other monkey nuts. Never forget you Bryan. My sympathy to all who knew and loved him for your loss.

Carla Kennison

July 30, 2015

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