IN MEMORIAM

"Born March 7th, 1974, Kathy Lynn Schutz (Catts) was the youngest of 5 children to the late Rev Carl J Catts and Virginia H Parker. She was a 1992 graduate of Wall Township High School, where she met her high school sweetheart, Eric Schutz. Even through your typical teenage fights and five years abroad in the Navy, their love for each other was undeniable. 

Kathy was precise, analytical, and conscientious; she strived for perfection in everything she did. But she was loving, supportive, and always there when you needed her. She radiated with warmth and unwavering love.  

"Born March 7th, 1974, Kathy Lynn Schutz (Catts) was the youngest of 5 children to the late Rev Carl J Catts and Virginia H Parker. She was a 1992 graduate of Wall Township High School, where she met her high school sweetheart, Eric Schutz. Even through your typical teenage fights and five years abroad in the Navy, their love for each other was undeniable. 

Kathy was precise, analytical, and conscientious; she strived for perfection in everything she did. But she was loving, supportive, and always there when you needed her. She radiated with warmth and unwavering love. 

Kathy could bring people together and encourage connection. She was the one who made things happen, who connected the dots and the people, and who made sure things would unfold as they should. She constantly worked to keep things together behind the scenes to make everyone else better. She was the adhesive that made everything work. This was her gift; this made her so loved by everyone who had the pleasure of meeting her. 

• Kathy could bring people together and encourage connection. She was the one who made things happen, who connected the dots and the people, and who made sure things would unfold as they should. She constantly worked to keep things together behind the scenes to make everyone else better. She was the adhesive that made everything work. This was her gift; this made her so loved by everyone who had the pleasure of meeting her. 
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We often spend a lifetime thinking about where we want to be or where we want to end up, assuming we have not yet achieved a purpose in life. If we stop for a moment and look at everything around us, it is clear that some of us have been living our purpose all along."