Angela Marie Schuller

My wife, my partner, my best friend. We met when you were working as an intern at a lab with my sister-in law Pat (Gary). She thought you would be a great person for me to meet, you came up to meet me over a week end and we began dating. In addition to being stunned by your good looks ( you were definitively out of my league) I admired your strength and determination. In the fall of 1990 we were married in a beautiful back yard ceremony at our home in Stoughton. I will never forget how beautiful you looked on that day, you took my breath away. The three of us began our lives together in a little red brick house east of Stoughton. Then Claire came along and we were four. We had a lot of good times with friends and family living in that little red brick house. I will always cherish those memories. After few short years there I whisked you, and our 2 daughters to the picturesque, but very remote Coudersport Pennsylvania. You adapted well to the Coudersport lifestyle and gave birth to our son Leo like a mountain woman (as the nurse declared you). You showed me your incredible strength and grace again when I stranded you in Coudersport for 11 months when I took the job in Chicago. I left you with 3 small children in a house I had just converted to hot water heating from burning wood. You handled everything at home and continued to run your business. Yet greeted me with open arms when I was able to come back home. For that I will be forever grateful. After a short stop in the suburbs of Chicago we came to our final landing back in Stoughton. A lot has happen to this house we purchased here and a lot has happen to us. We watched our three wonderful children grow and strike out on their own. Much life and love has happened in this house we built together. As the house grew so did our love, we loved each other through the good and bad times. This past year, you again showed me your incredible strength and grace as you battled cancer through 8 months of treatments and multiple operations that left you wheel chair bound. You were finally starting to gain your strength and feel better. We were beginning to see the light at the end of a long tunnel. Then so quickly, our hopes were dashed and I lost my best friend. I treasure our life together and I will always treasure your love. Good bye my partner, my companion, my love . You will always be in my heart.

Wow, I just found this 1&1/2 years too late. Angela and I were best friends growing up. We lost contact after Angela marred and move away. I have so many great memories of Angela, Donna, and the whole Miloch family. Such sad news, Sharyn Lange Austermuehle