Bryan Ray Schellhorn

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Bryan Schellhorn pic 2Westgate: Bryan R. Schellhorn age 57 died suddenly at Community Memorial Hospital in Sumner, Sunday February 8, 2015. Bryan was born April 16, 1957 in Sumner, the son of Lorenz and Virginia (Tonn) Schellhorn, he attended Wapsie Valley Community Schools and graduated in 1975. In 1981 he married Susan Kane and they later divorced. For the past 19 years he has lived with his common-law wife Leslie DeVore. Bryan has been in the insurance business for 30 years working as an agent for Ozark National Life.

Survived by: his common-law wife; Leslie, one step-son; Blake DeVore of Cedar Falls, one step-daughter; Mary (Nathan) Baxter of Columbia, MO, his parents; Lorenz and Virginia Schellhorn of Oran, one brother; Don (Deb) Schellhorn of Oelwein, two sisters; Catherin (Melvin Sr.) Gonnerman of Waverly and Marlys (Roger) Boelyn of Oelwein, his best friend; Mark Owens and his dog; Attitude.

Preceded by: his grandparents.

Services: 10:30 am Monday, February 16, 2015 at Zion Lutheran Church, 402 East Charles St. Oelwein.

Visitation: 4:00-7:00 pm Sunday at Woods Funeral Home and for one hour before services Monday at the church.

Burial: Grove Hill Cemetery, Franklin Township.

Memorials: to be directed to the family.

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Condolences for Bryan Ray Schellhorn

  1. Leslie and the whole Shellhorn family. We are shocked and saddened to hear about Bryan. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. We will miss his cheerfulness and how he could make everyone smile.

  2. My sympathy and prayers to the family. I know the sorrow felt with the loss of a child. Thinking of all of you.

  3. So sorry for your loss. Bryan was a really good guy and our favorite insurance man! He will be missed by many.

  4. Dearest Leslie, Blake, Mary and Family, Please know how shocked and saddened we were to learn of Bryan’s passing. May you be comforted, at this difficult time, by the wonderful memories you shared.

  5. I am so sorry to hear about Bryan’s passing. I always look forward to seeing him every summer out and about with who I call his “sidekick” Mark. He will be missed by many. Praying for you all during this difficult tume.

  6. Leslie and all the Schellhorn family,and Mark. I am so very sorry for your loss. Bryan will be greatly missed by all. No words can express my sorrow for the family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. We will all have to eat a donut in his honor as he loved his donuts.

  7. Bryan was a one of a kind,he was at my shop almost everyday trying to buy something and always did, and always beating me up on price and telling me dont tell leslie,i have to sneak this item in the house before she gets home from work,and also dont tell mark owens i bought this item before he got a chance to see it.He made me smile everyday.,bryan and mark were in my driveway every sunday morning digging in the back of my truck for a treasure,What he was good at was making memories and ive got ALOT of them,REST IN PEACE BROTHER,SEE YA LATER ,GEORGE AND FAMILY.

  8. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you Virginia and Lorenz and your entire family. We never know when a loved one may pass but now he is watching over you.

  9. Dear Leslie, Family and Friends,
    This news about Bryan hit us hard too. We are so overwhelmed at this / your loss.
    Bryan was a most welcomed customer of ours. We agree with George & Kim about the ” haggler ” part of Bryan, on price, that brought a smile into the day. When things got stressful at work we knew it was about time for Bryan to pop in and tell us some of his stories. 🙂
    May our Heavenly Father give you strength as you go through this time.
    Hold onto the smiles.
    In Jesus’ name, Amen <3

  10. To the Schellhorn, family. So sorry for your loss. I have known Bryan my whole life growing up in Oran and going to St. Peters Church, comfirmation and Luther League. And our W.V. class of 75′ He kept us all laughing. I am sure he is doing that now in heaven. He will be missed.

  11. My sympathy to the Schllhorn family. I have known Bryan since we were kids at St. Peters church. He always made us laugh!! :-D. I am sure he is still doing that in heaven. RIP.

  12. So very sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy to all of Bryan’s family and friends.
    We had alot of fun together in high school and his smile and personality were contagious. I’m sad for all of you who will be missing him in the days ahead.

  13. I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy to Lorenz, Virginia, and everyone in the Schellhorn family.

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