Phoenix Police Department, Arizona
End of Watch Wednesday, May 12, 2004
Reflections for Police Officer Donald Ralph Schultz
I don't know why but today has been a bad day. I'm so tired, I wish you were here. Miss you
Lisa
August 10, 2007
Uncle Don,
Words cannot express how much you are missed. I was watching the news today and an officer in Cleveland Heights was killed in the line of duty. It brought back so many memories watching his funeral on TV. I know you are happy and with God now, but I hope you know how much your family misses and loves you. I almost forgot to tell you! I plan on finishing my college degree and becoming a cop! If I am half the cop you were, I know I'll be great. You are such an inspiration to me and I hope I make you proud. Lisa is doing as well and she loves you very much. The animals miss you too! I think I will move out there after college so I can hang out with her more often. You have left such an imprit on my life and I thank you for all the great times. I can't imagine a better uncle and role model.
Jennifer Constien
Niece
May 31, 2007
I was flipping through the channels today and saw about one minute of the National Peace Officer's Memorial Service covered. It is an outright shame how little appreciated by the public you and your brethren's sacrifices are. Know that those of us who do appreciate do so more than you can know.
Seth's wedding date is set. We still miss you.
Phil Constien
Nephew, BSA
May 15, 2007
Mark & I attended the Arizona Peace Officers Memorial Service this past week. Our candles burned bright for you.
Jo Ann Schultz Smith
Sister
May 13, 2007
You are not gone. Just scouting up some new territory for the rest of us. You'll have so much to show us. Until that day...
PPD
May 13, 2007
Hi Little Brother. You're in our thoughts a lot, not just that you're not here, but of how much you laughed and that smile you had when you were up to something. I hope you are at peace and remember you are loved. Linda
Linda Shalhout
Sister
May 12, 2007
Three years later you are still missed as much as ever. Please watch over your coworkers. You are always in our thoughts.
PPD
May 12, 2007
Tomorrow will be 3 years you never came home from work. You are missed as much today as ever.
Lisa
wife of Don Schultz E.O.W. 5-12-2004
May 9, 2007
Happy Birthday,
Another birthday has come and gone.
Miss you,
Lisa
wife of Don Schultz E.O.W. 5-12-2004
March 22, 2007
Rest in Peace, Officer Schultz. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.
Officer 11169
March 15, 2007
Hey Donald, I’ve remained silent too long.
Mark & I attended the funeral of a fellow Glendale PD officer yesterday. The day brought back painful memories of the events after your accident. This officer’s brother was given the opportunity to publicly state “I never told him how proud I was of him”.
I guess this is my opportunity.
We are proud of you and we miss the fly overs. You would have been retired by now and flying in Alaska – yet I still look to the sky every time I hear a helicopter, and remember you.
Jo Ann Schultz Smith
Sister
Jo Ann Schultz Smith
Sister
February 24, 2007
I was rearranging my brass camels collection this morning and I was appreciating the special ones you got me when you were stationed in Turkey. You are missed.
Linda Shalhout
Sister
January 12, 2007
Merry Christmas to you and your family. I know it is hard for them during this time of year. I pray they are all remembering the happy times with you and creating new memories for themselves. Shine down on them brightly so they know you are with them.
Alissa Scott
Widow of Wayne Scott
E.O.W. 09-10-02
December 25, 2006
MERRY CHRISTMAS HONEY!
I'll be hiding as usual, but you'll know where to find me.
Miss you, Love you,
Lisa Schultz
wife of Don Schultz E.O.W. 5-12-2004
December 21, 2006
Don,
I was just thinking about you and Lisa the other day and wanted to let you know that. With the holiday season approaching, please bring her some comfort, laughter, and wonderful memories that you have shared together and that she continues to create each day.
You are definitely missed!
T Wolfe
Wife of Fallen Officer Jason A. Wolfe #7215
October 23, 2006
Dearest Lisa,
My heart breaks all over again after reading about your husband. I have lost several friends in the law enforcement family, most recently was a few weeks ago. My heart has never fully healed from the pain. I admire your strenght and courage to help other widows. I know that your husband is very proud of you and what you have done to help others. Lisa, when I read what you have written, I can tell that you and your husband had something so special, that the memories you have will keep you smiling, laughing and crying for many, many, many years to come. I pray that the good Lord continues to provide you strenght and guidence with each passing day. I know without him and your courage, you could never even get out of bed. May the love of your husband keep your heart beating and the love of your family keep you safe.
God Bless you Lisa, thank you for sharing your husband with the world.
Probation Officer Crystal Macchiarella
Hammond, Indiana
September 15, 2006
The family gathered for Sarah's wedding a few days ago. You were there, several of us could feel you and a few tears were shed when we talked about you. Sarah was beautiful and I think you would approve of her husband - army guy but what can you do. All the kids were there and each one was handsome and beautiful. Even little Elizabeth was adorable in her flower girl dress.
I miss you!
Lisa Schultz
Wife - Don Schultz E.O.W. 5-12-04
August 17, 2006
Your horse Cartman was ridden very proudly the other day by a head strong three year old. I am sure I felt you and Wayne laughing at us. You would be very proud of Lisa, better yet I am sure you are very proud of her...she is about to create a wonderful program here in AZ for equine therapy for grief counseling for fallen officer's families......what a great thing this is.....and it is all because of you.
June 29, 2006
We can never move on from the ones we love without bringing them with us. The impact you made in the far too few years we knew you has left an indelible mark which means you are always part of us. I alwasy cherish the time I spent with you and Aunt Lisa and I can't thank you enough for the help and company you provided when I moved to AZ. The world changed so much that day. I wish I hadn't had to leave so soon after you were called home.
I always find pride in your memory.
Phil Constien - nephew
BSA
June 28, 2006
THIS IS SUCH A TRAGEDY. I SEE THAT OFFICER SCHULTZ IS VERY LOVED AND MISSED. I AM HEART BROKEN TO SEE THIS STORY. I WILL KEEP YOUR WIFE, MOTHER AND FRIENDS IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
REST IN PEACE. YOU ARE A HERO TO US ALL.
dispatcher
June 18, 2006
Miss you. Talked to Lisa a bit yesterday. We all wish you were here. Our group is going hiking again this year. You looked at me like I was crazy the last time I saw you for where Phil & I planned to backpack (you were right). I remember you laughing a us for taking your "rejected" freeze dried food when my friends and I hiked in the Grand Canyon, you were right again. Wish you could be joining us for an outing.
Rob
Rob Constien
Brother - in - Law
May 12, 2006
You are missed dearly by Lisa. I know you are proud looking down on her. She is a good friend to me and my daughter. There is not a day that goes by that she does not wish you were here on earth with her, but she knows you are safe with the angels.
Alissa
May 12, 2006
Rest Sir, and thank you.
May 12, 2006
Thinking of you and Lisa today.
Aimee
May 10, 2006
Two years ago today you went to work and never came back. In some ways it feels like only yesterday. You will always be in my heart.
Love you,
Lisa Schultz - wife
May 10, 2006
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