Harold David Schultz Sr., of Reagan, Texas passed away under the care of Harbor Hospice at Golden Years Care and Rehab in Marlin, Texas, on Thursday, October 10th, 2024, at the age of 80.

Harold was born at home on the family farm in Klein Community, Spring, Texas, October 24th, 1943. Harold was born to Erma (Mueller) Schultz and Richard W. Schultz Sr. of Klein, Texas. Harold was raised on the family farm and learned much about farm life and farm work. When he was older, Harold worked for several neighboring families. He was schooled at Klein Trinity Lutheran until eighth grade and then graduated from Klein High School.

Harold was in the United States Air Force Reserves for more than eight years and was honorably discharged as a SSGT. He worked at Ellington, AFB on C119 and C130 aircraft until Ellington closed. After Ellington, Harold transferred to Intercontinental Airport Houston where he did general maintenance for the FAA. Later, at age 60, Harold then went to work for Waco Airport until he retired to take care of his home and his cows.

Harold was married to Catherine Eileen (Cook) Schultz on September 1st, 1967, and they recently celebrated 57 years of marriage.

Harold leaves behind his loving wife Catherine (Cook) Schultz; his son H. David Schultz Jr, and daughter in law, Rochelle Schultz, his daughter, Lenais (Schultz) Alexander and son in law, Larry Alexander; brother Earl Schultz and sister in law, Luanne Schultz, brother Richard Schultz Jr., sister Carolyn (Schultz) Click and brother in law, Mike Click; four grandchildren, Chiffon Jordan and grandson in law, Andrew Jordan, Paige Sykes and grandson in law, Marquis Sykes, Austin Hatfield and Caleb Schultz; two great grandchildren Everett and Alita Jordan; as well as many other family members and friends.

Harold is preceded in death by his parents Richard and Erma Schultz and sister in law Linda Schultz.

Memorial Services will be held Saturday, November 2nd, 2024, at 10 AM at First Lutheran Church, 105 Avenue E, Rosebud, Texas, 76570

Graveside Services will be Saturday, November 2nd, 2024, at 3:30 PM at Klein Memorial Park 9714 FM 2920 Tomball, Texas 77375

Memorials can be made to First Lutheran Church in Rosebud or to a charity of your choice.