Death date: Aug 2, 2012
Cynthia Schuelke, 64, of Pearland, Texas, went to be with her Lord and Savior on August 1, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. Long before Cynthia was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, she was a Ground Angel for Angel Flight, an Read Obituary
Cynthia was such a fabulous woman. I loved her and her love for her family, art,teaching and all that mattered.I decorated her and Ross’s Christmas tree every year. Oh how she loved Christmas and all the beautiful ornaments that her family and friends had given her. I will miss her so! Ross God Bless you and your family.
Cynthia was a wonderful teacher. She waged the war of teaching my son, Matthew Miles. While he was a student of hers, Cynthia’s mother died and my Matt sent her a sympathy card. She was so impressed and every time she saw me she would always tell me how special that was. We loved her. She was such a good sport after diagnosis. I took food (I do not cook and when I do, it is rather Yuk). She was always gracious about my cooking. We will so miss her. Judy Zavalla and Matthew Miles
Cynthia was a beautiful lady – both outside and in. I don’t think I every saw her without a smile on her face. The cruise we took with Cynthis and Royce along with her sister Doris and Marshall was a great adventure.
Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
I know Cynthia was beloved by her family. My friends, Doris and Marshal have spoken of her with so much affection. Please accept my heartfelt condolences, as we join you in rejoicing at the legacy she leaves.
Sincerely,
Cathy Krafve
Tyler, Tx
As much as we love Doris and Marshal is how sad we are for the loss of such an amazing sister. Mike and I were never blessed to have met Cynthia but through the hilarious stories we heard, we feel like we knew her.
Guys, we will pray for a speedy healing for you and your family even though you will always miss her. I know you would never called her back from her heavenly home even if you could. We are comforted to know that her she is where she where she deserves to be.
I was so sorry to read about Cynthia’s passing.
We were pleased to work with her when the kitchen granite was installed. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe it was her daughter who had some CA challenges at that time. What a lovely person and a joy to work with. May you enjoy many happy memories of your time with Cynthia.
Norma L. O’Donnell
O’Donnell Interior Improvements
Kingwood.
Our prayers are with each of you through this difficult time. We did not know Cynthia, but we are friends with Doris and Marshall and feel the loss for them. Close family and she will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Although I was never lucky enough to actually teach with Cynthia, I always enjoyed seeing her at workshops, at church, and of course at Kelley’s. She always had a beautiful smile on her face and a kind word to say to everyone. She was so proud of her daughter Lisa and I was fortunate to get to work with Lisa for a short time. Cynthia’s loving spirit will be carried on in her treasured daughter. Heaven is surely blessed today to receive such a sweet angel!
To all of Cynthia’s family:
I remember Cynthia as a cute, delightfully spunky little girl more than as the beautiful woman she became. Geographical distance kept us from knowing one another better, but she was a cousin I admired and loved. I send my love to Areta, Barbara, Doris, Jerry and Mike and their families. I know what a void you feel. Royce, I have never met you, but your love and care for Cynthia makes me feel a kinship to you also. May our Lord, who knows our every heartache and pain, bless all of you and give you peace and comfort.
Love to all of you,
Patsy
