Birth date: Dec 14, 1923 Death date: Jul 6, 2023
John H. Schotsch of Cape Coral, Florida passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side on Thursday, July 6, 2023 following some recent health challenges. He was 99 years old. John was born on December 14, 1923 in Lasle Read Obituary
I will always remember with great fondness the times when Uncle John would join the whole family around the dining table in Langton and the music would start and go on until after midnight. Heaven’s band just got better.
Barbara Padega (Dewaele)
I so loved talking with John and Renate, hearing their stories and looking at pictures. John was such a creative and artistic man with a quick wit and twinkle in his eye. But most of all he was a loving husband, father and friend. Let your precious memories help to sustain you at this difficult time. Our love to you all! Vicki and Bruce Fling
John was a fun loving person. John was the best man in our Wedding in Canada in1951. I am sorry that I am not able to be with you for support but my prayers go out to the family. John will be missed.
Our hearts are sad because we can no longer hear your voice telling stories or a joke or two. You loved telling me how mom used to grease me up as a baby and then wrap me so tightly in blankets you wondered how I could breath! When I learned to crawl I didn’t do that like any normal child using their hands and knees. “ Oh no” you said. I sat “ bolt upright “ on my “ bum” using my legs to propel me where I wanted to go. After I was married you and Frank went for a round of golf at your course in Cleveland. When you two arrived home ( and I guess counting that as the 19th hole!) you told me that every hole with water Frank hit his ball directly into the water. After a few holes like that you told Frank just to walk up to the water and throw his ball in, take the extra penalty stroke and be done with it! I laughed until I cried. Let’s not forget dancing. How you loved to dance and oh! how much I enjoyed a polka with you. You played the harmonica and the accordion and loved entertaining everyone. The joy, love and laughter you brought into our lives will remain with us forever. Each time we think of you it will be with a smile on our face and love in our heart. Loving you always, Linda and Frank
