Joyce T. Schultz, (nee Cochamas), age 80, passed away peacefully on March 7, 2024. Wife of late husband, Wayne G. Schultz, of 43 years. Loving mother of Kara Lee Wilson (Jim), Darren (Lynn), Darce (Kerrie); loving “Grammy” of Karissa, Nicholas, Maura, Claire, Gabriel, Anderson, Carter and Kellan; aunt, great-aunt and wonderful friend of many who she loved dearly.
Joyce was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada on October 27, 1943. Joyce and her husband moved to Cleveland, Ohio in 1965. She received her Bachelor of Home Economics from the University of Manitoba and was a Home Economics teacher at Fairview Park Schools and Magnificat High School in Rocky River for several years. Her passion for cooking, sewing and gardening was her special way of spreading love and joy to all those who knew her.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at Westlake United Methodist Church, 27650 Center Ridge Rd., Westlake, Ohio with a luncheon immediately following the service. Memorial service will be livestreamed for friends and family who are not able to attend at https://westlakeumc.org/about-us/live-stream/.
Joyce was a beautiful lady who always had kind things to say about my kids. I have known her more than twenty years and she was like a mother to me. My deepest sympathies to Kara, Darren and Darce, the grandkids and all who loved her. May you be comforted knowing that Joyce is now with Wayne at Peace in Heaven. 👼♥️
What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful woman. She was always a joy to be around. She will truly be missed.
She was such a dear and so sweet next door neighbor. My family will miss her kindness and always so positive and cheerful personality.
We will miss our fun loving neighbor. Maureen and Rick Bihn
I had the pleasure of knowing Joyce all my life.My parents and Joyce’s parents Dorothy and George were very good friends and double dated to the Sha ghai restaurant in the forties when they were single and later when the married had my brother and Joyce born in October and my mother Frances and Dorothy became the very best of friends all their lives.i knew Joyce but didn’t become friends until we went to United College together in the 60’s.Joyce was a beautiful thoughtful genuine kind person and she is already missed by everyone.
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