Anne M Schuler

.Anne Marie Reedy Schuler, 88 Boardman: Prayers will be at 12:15 p.m. Saturday, March 7th at Lane Family Funeral Home, Anstrom Chapel, 8387 Tod Ave., Boardman followed by a Mass of Christian burial at 1:00 p.m. at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 7345 Westview Dr., Boardman for Anne M. Schuler, 88 of Boardman who died Tuesday morning at her residence. Anne was born August 14, 1926 in Youngstown, a daughter of the late George C. and Katherine Barrett Reedy and was a lifelong area resident. She graduated from Ursuline High School and attended Youngstown State University prior to marrying her husband William H. Schuler. They were married August 9, 1947 and William died July 10, 1990. Together they had thirteen children. After their children were grown, Anne returned to Youngstown State University, receiving her Bachelor's degree in Education with a major in comprehensive communication in 1982. While attending college, Anne worked for YSU Career Counseling. . Anne was a substitute teacher in English, Speech . Reading and Literature at Poland, Boardman and South Range High Schools 1982-1983. She also taught English and Literature at Warren Western Reserve High School, in the summer of 1982. She went on to earn her Master's degree in education, with a major in guidance and counseling in 1984. Anne worked as a manager-counselor for the Employee Assistance Center of G. E. Youngstown Lamp Plant, G. E. Bucyrus Glass Plant, G. E. Pitney Glass Plant and was a self-employed counselor for A. M. Schuler Associates. She wrote a program for the Career Counseling seminar which helped displaced workers with lay-off adjustment, personal issues and vocational opportunities. Anne was a member of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, Youngstown State Alumni Association, National Teachers of English, Speech Communication Association and both the National and Ohio Education Association. She enjoyed her family, reading, current events and history. Anne leaves her twelve children; Anne M. (John) Wright of Fayettville, Georgia, William J. (Patty) Schuler of Canfield, Francy (Bob "Zip") Clark of Howell, Michigan, Kathleen (Craig) Dolphin of New Middletown, Bob Schuler of Boardman, Margie (Mike) Kolich of Salem, George (Terry) Schuler of Poland, Barbara A. (Douglas B.) Waggoner of Green, Ohio, James E. (JoAnn) Schuler of New Middletown, Paul T. (Chris) Schuler of North Lima, Doris "D.J." (Mike) Rigby of Canfield, Tom (fiance' Kristin Beeman) of Boardman; a son-in-law, Doug Kabetso of Poland; 42 grandchildren, Bill (Amy) Schuler, Dr. Brian (Dr. Danielle Conti) Schuler, Dr. Christopher (Corey) Schuler, Dr. Trish Schuler, Erin Schuler, Bob (Margaret) Clark, Kerry (Bob) Sixbery, James (fiance' Alicia) Clark, Tammy (Douglas) Fountaine, Tom (Ann-Marie) Clark, Kathleen (Mike) Soubeyrand, Carolyn (Jerry) Latronica, Richard Dolphin, Christine (Steve) Solis, Cheryl (Dr. John) Gentile, Jeffrey Dolphin, Dianne (Rey) Dolphin, Patrick Dolphin, Michael (Stacie) Kolich, Melody (Steven) Smith, Mark (Chelsea) Kolich, Mallory (fiance' Marcus) Kolich, Tracy (James), George (Jami), Jennifer (Yianni), Douglas Waggoner, Sandra Waggoner (Jared Hicks), John Waggoner, Douglas Kabetso, Amanda Kabetso, Jim Schuler, Danny Schuler, Andrew (fiance' Julie) Schuler, Nathan (Ashley) Schuler, Mark Schuler, Paul J., Mathew, Catherine, Kimberly, Rachael Rigby, Erika Rigby, Robert Saltsman and 38 great-grandchildren, Rory, Halle, Emily, Ethan, Andrew, Christopher, Charlotte, Claire, Kira, Lena, Bobby, Claire, Autumn, Ashton, Abby, Keaton, Evelyn, Grady, Elodine, Nathan, Max, Cierra, Gianna, Rocco, Gabriella, Ava, Isabelle, Johnny, Justin, Grace, Ethan, Avery, Lilly, Samuel, Andrew, Julia, Sophia and Macy. Anne also leaves a brother-in-law, Jim Hammar of Garrettsville. Anne's belief was the strength of the family lies within the individuals that are in it. Besides her parents and her husband, Anne was preceded in death by a daughter, Janie Kabetso; two sisters, Kathleen (Jim) Kelly and Margie Hammar, and a great grandson, Jacob Soubeyrand. Friends may call on Friday at Lane Family Funeral Home, Anstrom Chapel from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.