This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Jeff Schultz. We will remember him forever.
Monday, April 11, 2016, Jeff Schultz passed away unexpectedly from a fall while hiking. He was a loving, generous and kind man. He had such an amazing personality that would cheer anyone up. Jeff had many friends. He called Louisville his home for 14 years and last May moved out to California where he enjoyed his job at Kaiser Permanente. He recently got engaged to the love of his life, Lindsay. He loved his dog Ada, computers, biking, hiking, and driving his Tesla. Jeff touched a lot of people's lives and will be missed by many. His family and friends will miss him greatly.
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Leave a tributeWe had a lot of fun interactions and got a lot of work done, which I appreciate. He was a positive, extremely tactical and hilarious person that I truly enjoyed working with. I will miss him very much.
The Louisville Hiking Meetup he created helped get me out of my shell and into the woods with like minded people. Although we only hung out just a few times, he left a very memorable impression as a kind and generous person. I owe him a lot since nearly all my friends came from that hiking group he created.
the way you have inspired us has touched us even more..
We will always remember you.
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Please be patient.
Gone too soon...
Jeff was amazing. In the short span that he spent with all of us, he earned a lot of respect and love from all. His strong knowledge of agile, love for life, ever smiling face and protectiveness towards his team will always be cherished and remembered. RIP Jeff. You will always be missed dearly :(
Always My Best Interest in Mind
I was amazed how quickly I came to see Jeff as a good friend. He was amazingly supportive from the very beginning and even when I was on medical leave and while I was returning to work he would often ask how I was doing. In many cases we would be dealing with details in one email and along would come a follow up email a short while later saying "I forgot to ask, how are you doing?" He was genuinely interested in my welfare and that kind of caring is rare. When he announced his engagement I wrote back congratulations and added... It couldn't happen to a nicer guy, He will be greatly missed by me.