Leslie Erwin Schuetz

I moved to the house across the street from Les and Reva 3 years ago. It was such a pleasure and honor to have known both of them. They both had lots of great anecdotes about family, the cabin, and trips they had been on. Les was very proud of his siblings, children and grandchildren for their many successful endeavors. He enjoyed taking out an ancient family Bible with a surprising and prestigious origin. Even though Les used a walker the whole time I knew him, it was obvious that he had been very capable and strong in younger years. In fact, Les could still be seen snow-blowing and mowing his grass at 87. When I used my chainsaw to cut some tree branches for him, he insisted that I hook the branches over his walker handles so he could walk them out to the curb himself. What a noble guy. My mom and I enjoyed visiting him and receiving visits in return, and will miss him a lot.

My brother Les was married and out of the house when I was born. We did not live together, but my brother loved his family, tried to make any sibling times together special( including Packer Games, when I became a Vikings fan).. I think he is happy to be with his wonderful wife Reva now. I will continue to say prayers for the Schuetz family and their loss. My brother did have a long happy life though,and I am happy about that. Janet Schuetz Hummel

Thanks Les for so many great childhood memories whether it was at the cottage or weekends picking apples they will last with me forever. RIP

What a Great person to have known. Marie & Jim Thomas, and Corrine & Jack Thomas.