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Earl Bernard Schuman
February 24, 1916 - March 25, 2016
Services Date March 28, 2016
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Neal, Skip and I extend our sincere sympathy to you and your family. Elaine was such an elegant lady. It makes me smile to just think how wonderful she was during our Childhelp days - it always got completed correctly, on time. We all reveled in a job well done. We enjoyed many good dinners that will always remain a pleasant reminder of two good folks that graced our lives. Now when time seems right...let's do that again...the five of us...to toast our Elaine! RIP dear lady were we blessed to have YOU, oh my yes! LINDA and Skip Bowling
Posted by Linda and Skip Bowling on July 30, 2017
I MISS YOU ALL READY BUT YOU HAVE SUFFER ENOUGH I WILL ALLWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIME WE HAVE TOGETHER IN FRANCE AND IN THE US INCLUDING MONIQUE AND NEAL I LOVE YOU ALL YOUR FRENCH FRIEND JEAN PIERRE
Posted by jean pierre valton on July 28, 2017
Such a wonderful and caring woman. Our deepest condolences to the whole family. With affection.
Posted by Christophe & Victoria Valton on July 28, 2017
All of our memories of trips, dinners, social events and times in your home with Neal and you are precious in our minds. You are missed.l
Posted by Karl & Thyra Boeckmann on July 27, 2017
Elaine was abundantly kind and encouraging to me during a significant, transitional phase of my life many years ago. I will always be grateful to her and Neal. Their signatures are on my life, in colors of joy!
Posted by Kim \\ on July 27, 2017
My condolences to Earl's family, especially to his Son Michael, who selflessly devoted the last 10+ years caring for his ailing Mother and most recently his Father. Earl brought much delight to millions in his comedic performances on TV and in films. You will be missed by all who met you and by those who always enjoyed the characters you created.
Posted by Larry Shelley on March 31, 2016