William L. Shuster

     William L. Shuster, III, 66,  of Amherst died unexpectedly at his home on Sunday, July 29, 2007.

     Mr. Shuster was born in Du Bois, PA on June 23, 1941. He has lived in Ohio for the last 41 years. He attended Indiana University for two years. He retired in 2000 as furniture manager at the Big Lots Department Store.

     He was a Cleveland Indians fan, a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, enjoyed John Deere tractors and was a numismatist.

     Mr. Shuster is survived by his wife Maria C. (nee Fisher) to whom he was married on September 25, 1966, daughter Hope M. Shuster-Calhoun of Norwalk, sons Adam W Shuster of Toledo, Brian W Shuster of Yulee, FL, 4 grandchildren, his mother Dorothy M. (nee Davis) Shuster of Brookville, PA and a brother James S Shuster of PA.

     He was the son of the late  William L Shuster.

     Friends may call at Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool Home For Funerals, 1124 W. 5th Street, Lorain on  Wednesday from 5:00 PM until funeral time at 8:00 PM. The Rev. Charles Howard will officiate.

     The family suggest that memorial contributions may be made to The National Kidney Foundation of Ohio, Inc., 1373 Grandview Ave Ste 200, Columbus, OH  43212-2804   

Condolences

From:     Rick Barkley
Relation: friend
 

     Around 1958, Bill taught me, a youngster from Oakland Ave., how to throw the football. I'm still pretty good at it, and I never forgot the name of the guy who taught me. it wasn't important to me then, but I think he was at his girl friend's house when we had our sessions.
     I'm sorry for your loss, but there's one more good mentor in Heaven now.
     With deepest sympathy,
         Rick Barkley

From:     LAURIE WALLER
Relation: FRIEND

ADAM AND FAMILY;

 I AM VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF THE PASSING OF YOUR FATHER. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AT THIS TIME OF SORROW.
                         LOVE
                            LAURIE WALLER
 

From:     Earletta & Bill Fryer
Relation: Old friend

To Bill's family.
You have or deepest condolences and sympathy at this time.  Bill and I (Earletta) were in the same home room for all our high school years in PHS.  It seems a lot of Pxy, people migrated to Ohio.  May the Lord give you a special peace at this time as only He can.

Earletta & Bill Fryer, Castalia, OH

From:     Missy Criss
Relation: Friend

I am so sorry to hear of "Dad's" passing. I wish I could be there for you all but I am unable to attend. Please if you need anything, call me. You can get a hold of me at 967-9148. I am deeply sorry for your loss and the fact that I can't be there for you today. Please know that you are in my thoughts and I love you all.


                 With Deep Regrets,
                    Missy Francis