Chad Paul Schulze

Birth date: Aug 1, 1970 Death date: Aug 10, 2021

Chad Paul Schulze, age 51, died unexpectedly on August 10, 2021 while vacationing with his wife in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He was born in Jacksonville, FL on August 1, 1970. He grew up in Interlachen, FL and graduated from Palat Read Obituary

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Rosa Malnati

236w ago

I am heartbroken and in shock to learn about Chad’s unexpected passing…
He had an incredible smile and infectious laugh that I will never forget!
My sincerest and deepest condolences for your family’s loss.
Rosa Malnati

Connie Costanza

247w ago

This is heartbreaking. I always enjoyed working with Chad. His bright colored scrubs ( orange ) and bright personality. He had an infectious laugh. Fantastic nurse. He will be missed terribly. He was so incredibly proud of Haley. Goodbye for now my friend. 💔🙏❤️

Allen Foster

248w ago

Shar and I would like to express our sympathy to you and your family. We know your parents and the rest of your family will help you through this difficult time.
Allen and Shar Foster

Ray &Anne Goldwire

249w ago

My wife and I are saddened to read that Chad had died. He was such a warm outgoing personality and very professional in his work at Malcolm Randall VA Center. He administered our COVID J&J vaccine there. Our condolences to his family.

Barb Ogden

249w ago

Chad was "one-of-a kind" and I am so sad that the world no longer will benefit from his humor, energy, compassion and dedication. He cared deeply for his patients and worked to improve their experience and help them to get the best outcome possible, regardless of the energy, effort and personal sacrifice it demanded. His love for his family and pride in their accomplishments was obvious and frequently his favorite topic of conversation. I am very grateful that I was given the precious gift of knowing Chad for many years as a student, colleague and friend. Prayers and love to al his family.

Sally Sefton

249w ago

I am so deeply sorry for the loss of such a bright light! Chad was such a warm, energetic guy! I am sending love and comfort to all who loved such an amazing man! Rest in love💕💕

Sherry Edwards

249w ago

in honor of Chad.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Eric J Colon Md

249w ago

What an amazing man. I always joked with him on how he should have joined the Air Force. Yet he loved his Army days. He was a great friend, Veteran, and colleague. He was a Hero for Malcom Randal VA Medical Center when The Pandemic hit. I can tell you he saved lives with his leadership during chaos. I remember how we implemented field medicine to take care of our Veterans and increase our ability to keep everyone safe. Never done at the VA in Gainesville. He utilized his Army experience to get the Mission done. We were the first in Gainesville to have a field medical tent and the first to have x-ray and lab outside. He helped mentor me as a physician on how to work as a team with everyone. He always had my six. He always talked to me about his wife. How much he loved her. How our daughters had the same name. To cherish life and enjoy the sky. The freedom that it brought. He touched my life and made me a better person. I will miss you. See you on the other side. Eric J. Colon MD

Shirl Raulerson

249w ago

I am so sorry for your loss. I pray you are comforted by the prayers and love shown to you and your family during this difficult time.

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