Patricia Ann Schuld

February 12, 1947 - September 11, 2020

An amazing woman left the world far too soon in Marshfield, Wisconsin, on September 11, 2020, from congestive heart failure, which arose as a complication following a stem cell transplant to treat her multiple myeloma. Pat Schuld was born to Wesley W. Krantz and Lois H. Krantz (née Spear) in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, on February 12, 1947, and grew up in nearby Sharon. She graduated from Big Foot High School as part of the Class of 1965. While there, she met her future husband and lifelong sweetheart, Robert A. Schuld, whom she married on August 24, 1968, after completing two academic years at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater. They embarked on a lifetime of adventures together, the first being while living in Chicagoland where Bob had begun work as an accountant for Amoco Corporation when she gave birth to a son, Derek B. Schuld, on August 4, 1972. He would be the couple’s only child, and she was always extremely proud of him in all that he did. Beginning in 1975, Pat accompanied Bob on his work to spots across the globe first setting down in Trinidad & Tobago, and from there to Germany, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, the Netherlands, and Norway with a long stretch in between in Houston, Texas. Following Bob’s retirement from Amoco in 1999, the happy couple resided in Lake Delton, Wis., for nearly eight years before finally moving into their dream home in Minocqua. There, she became regularly active in the local Methodist Church, chairing the congregation’s largest women’s group while making many new and dear friends along the way. An avid reader her whole life, Pat enjoyed fiction and non-fiction spanning all types of styles and subjects. She loved crossword puzzles and word games, playing cards with her bridge group or cribbage with her husband and son, cooking and dining out, and neighborhood walks. Later in life, she and Bob developed a love of embarking on ocean cruises and enjoyed many such vacations together. Preceded in death by her parents, aunts, and uncles, she is survived by her husband Bob, son Derek and his significant other Melissa Bohse, first cousin Janet Vogt (née Krantz) and her husband Paul Vogt, and stepgranddaughters Sara Guay (née Bolton), Krista Bolton, and Anna Artz (née Bolton). Memorial services will be held in both Minocqua, Wis., and Walworth, Wis., the dates and specific locations of which are still to be determined as of the date of this publication. Donations in her name can be made to the United Methodist Church of the Pines, 415 Chippewa Street, P.O. Box 144, Minocqua, WI 54548.