Sally Schubert

Birth date: Jan 14, 1959 Death date: Jul 29, 2015

Sally (Reed) Schubert, 56, of Cuyahoga Falls, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, July 29, 2015 at 2:06 a.m. at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls. Born on January 14, 1959 in New Paris, Indiana to Charles and Rowena (S Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

CARED FOR BY

Sharer-Stirling-Skivolocke Funeral Home

1000 South Union Avenue, Alliance OH 44601

330-823-2159

Nita Mayhugh

554w ago

To the family of Sally,
So very sorry to hear of your recent loss. So very tragic and so young. I only have memories of Sally when she was very young but such great memories. She was the baby and a cute one too.
My mother was the younger sister of Sally's father (Uncle Charles).
Please accept my deepest sympathy for the pain and heart ache you are facing. I know too well that pain.
I sincerely hope one of the sisters will see this and contact me.
God's blessings and comforting love during this time.
Nita (Clark) Mayhugh
[email protected]

Deb (Schmucker) Carroll

557w ago

Pete & Timi -i am so sorry for your loss-i remember when we first moved into town - sally was my new friend - i loved hanging out at your house -playing with her easy bake oven and loved going up to eby pines and roller skating always had so much fun - Deb (schmucker) Carroll

Shannon Hoar

557w ago

To know Sally Schubert was to love her. Uncle Todd and the rest of Aunt Sally's family know she lived a beautiful, memorable and successful life. Ralph Waldo Emerson widely defined this as: "To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people
and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded." Aunt Sally, you have more than succeeded. You have encouraged and inspired others to strive for that same success. You will be loved and missed, but most importantly, you will be celebrated for the life you led and the lasting memories you left behind. We will treasure these remembrances of you forever in our hearts.
Love Always, Shannon, Steve, Savannah, Sophia, Conner & Liam Hoar

Paul And Cassie Conrad

557w ago

Uncle Todd we are so sorry for your loss. We have such great memories of when you and Aunt Sally would visit over the holidays. My kids will always cherish the times when you took them to Olympia Candy Kitchen. Of course Aunt Sally let them order whatever they wanted and then pick out something from the vast selection of homemade chocolates. I'm not sure who enjoyed those Olympia trips more, the kids or Aunt Sally! We love you and you will always be welcome in our home and remain a part of our family forever!

Wykoff Family

557w ago

Todd-Sally was so blessed to have you in her life and it is so heart breaking that you are having to go through this terribly sad time. You will always have our whole family to lean on and give you support as I know your family is and always has done. May God give you strength at this time. You were always so loving and caring to her We love you - the Wykoff family.

Timi Sheline

557w ago

Todd, Jim and I are so happy that you were in Sally's life. May you find solace in the days to come. We remember going to Vegas for the wedding. What a beautiful ceremony! Great picture of Sally that you selected. May God help you get through the days ahead. Love, Timi and Jim

Connie Russell

557w ago

Todd - my heart breaks for you as I know how much you loved my sister. I know first hand how hard this is for you, saying good bye to your spouse. I've been there and done that! May God grant you strength in the days ahead.

Love,
Connie & David Russell

Connie Russell

557w ago

Sally was my baby sister. This is so heartbreaking having her pass away so unexpectedly. My fondest memories are when she was little and always wanting to do what her older brothers and sisters were doing. This picture of Sally is beautiful. She was such a generous person and she loved her nieces and nephews. Rest in peace my baby sister.

Love,
Connie &
David Russell