IN LOVING MEMORY OF

John L.
Schultz, Jr.

June 28, 1946 — November 28, 2023

St. Petersburg

Obituary

John L. Schultz, Jr. "Tikijon" passed away unexpectedly on November 28th in his home in St. Petersburg FL.  He was 77 years of age.  Born and raised in Scituate, MA,  he was the beloved son of  the late John L., Sr. and Irene J. (Zaksheski) Schultz.

John attended schools in Scituate and graduated from Scituate High School in 1964.  He also attended the University of Georgia and Curry College.

He was a longtime resident of St. Petersburg, FL and worked for many years as a Building Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer with the City of St Petersburg.  He retired 12 years ago.  During the late 70's, known as "Tikijon" he worked as a bartender at the "Kapok Tree Inn" in Madeira Beach, FL .

In addition to his parents John L. Sr. and Irene J., he was also predeceased by his brother Paul A. Schultz, his aunts, and uncles; Bertha (Schultz) and Ronald P. Keswick, Helen (Zaksheski) and William Wilson, Chester and Charlotte Zaksheski and his cousin Ronald P. Keswick.

John is survived by his son Matthew Schultz of Oregon, and his former wife Donna, along with his cousins; Joan Wojciehowski, Thomas Wilson, Steve Wilson, Linda Wood, William Wilson, Jr., Peter Zaksheski, Andrea Jackowski, Patricia O'Donnell, Gregory Keswick, and Matthew Keswick.  John is also survived by his dear friends Gregory and Fran Clarke of St. Petersburg.

John will be placed to rest together with his parents and brother in the spring, at St. Mary's Cemetery in Scituate.  A Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church, Scituate will be held for John on that date followed by his inurnment.

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Funeral Services

Memorial Mass

June
7

Friday

St. Mary of the Nativity Church

1 Kent Street, Scituate, MA 02066

Starts at 10:00 am

Inurnment

June
7

Friday

Starts at 11:45 am

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