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Sandra Schultes
Sandra Ann Talbot Schultes, 46, Littleton, Colo, died May 30, 1995 at Swedish Medical Center, Littleton, Colo. Her death resulted from complications following aneurysm Surgery. She had been ill 10 Days.
Services were at 2 PM, Saturday, June 3. At the United Methodist Church. The Rev. Gerlad Schwab Officiated
Burial was in the Marysville Cemetary. Arrangements were by Kinsley Mortuary.
Linda Schwab, Accompanied by Gail Gilkerson sang “Old Rugged Cross” and “On Eagles’ Wings”
Pall bears were Jim Schramm Jr., Bob Larkin, Jerry Pope, Richard Dummermuth, David Mayer and Jack Ferguson.
She was born in Marysville Oct 26, 1948, the daughter of Roy and Aleta Stone Talbot. She graduated from MHS in 1966 and from Clark’s School of Business in Salina.
While living in Topeka, she worked for the Water Resources Board of the State of Kansas. In the Denver Area she worked several places including Prudential Insurance, a lawn irrigation firm, and some free-lance work all secretarial.
She suffered a stroke in April 1990 which left her left side partially incapacitated.
She was a member the United Methodist Church.
Preceding her in death where her parents; two brothers, Donald Talbot in 1952 and Richard Talbot in 1994.
Survivers are her husband, of the home in Littleton, Colo, her mother Aleta Talbot, Marysville, and a brother Thomas W Talbot.
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Paul Jones
Sandra Schultes
Sandra Ann Talbot Schultes, 46, Littleton, Colo, died May 30, 1995 at Swedish Medical Center, Littleton, Colo. Her death resulted from complications following aneurysm Surgery. She had been ill 10 Days.
Services were at 2 PM, Saturday, June 3. At the United Methodist Church. The Rev. Gerlad Schwab Officiated
Burial was in the Marysville Cemetary. Arrangements were by Kinsley Mortuary.
Linda Schwab, Accompanied by Gail Gilkerson sang “Old Rugged Cross” and “On Eagles’ Wings”
Pall bears were Jim Schramm Jr., Bob Larkin, Jerry Pope, Richard Dummermuth, David Mayer and Jack Ferguson.
She was born in Marysville Oct 26, 1948, the daughter of Roy and Aleta Stone Talbot. She graduated from MHS in 1966 and from Clark’s School of Business in Salina.
While living in Topeka, she worked for the Water Resources Board of the State of Kansas. In the Denver Area she worked several places including Prudential Insurance, a lawn irrigation firm, and some free-lance work all secretarial.
She suffered a stroke in April 1990 which left her left side partially incapacitated.
She was a member the United Methodist Church.
Preceding her in death where her parents; two brothers, Donald Talbot in 1952 and Richard Talbot in 1994.
Survivers are her husband, of the home in Littleton, Colo, her mother Aleta Talbot, Marysville, and a brother Thomas W Talbot.
Kathy Schell (Phillips)
I remember Sandy as a very sweet and kind person. I'll always remember her slumber party the summer before our freshman year when she invited Central and St. Gregory's classmates. It was in August when the Perseid meteorite showers were in full swing. I remember walking in the cornfields with the other guests and watching the "falling stars". She was smart and fun. It is so sad that she died so young.