Comments on: God Speed 1LT. Roslyn L. Schulte

By: Diane and Family

Diane and Family — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 15:49:18 +0000

With family in town the week of 9/11, we decided to take a drive to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO. We took some extra flags left from the 9/11 memorials we attended the day before, and decided to visit the cemetary on the Academy. We came across Roslyn’s plaque and for some reason, this young woman touched us. We said a prayer for her and left her a flag. It prompted me to google her and found this page with such incredible insight. Please know that your friend was prayed for and honored recently.
God Bless Roslyn, all those who fought, and those who continue to fight for our freedom, and God Bless America
Diane and Family

By: Aaron Williams

Aaron Williams — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 13:54:21 +0000

The Women Veterans Memorial Bridge name needs your support. To approve the name of The Women Veterans Memorial Bridge for the new bridge crossing the Mississippi River at St. Louis, please write to Senator Bill Stouffer, Chair of the Missouri Senate Transportation Committee. Doing so makes this bridge the first transportation structur…e in the U.S. to honor hundreds of thousands of women who have served in the military, including those serving in roles beyond nursing since Pres. Truman signed that bill in 1948. His email is bstouffer@senate.mo.gov Thank you….every email counts to honor these heroes past, present and future….this same bridge name also must be approved by Illinois lawmakers…please write to Senator Martin Sadoval msandoval@senatedem.ilga.gov

By: alex psihas

alex psihas — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 02:07:08 +0000

I played lacrosse with her at the academy. It breaks my heart to know she’s gone. But please know she will never be forgotten. God bless and keep you roz.

By: USAF Captain (DC)

USAF Captain (DC) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 03:19:16 +0000

I learned about Lt Schulte this Friday when I attended the Director of National Intelligence Awards, where Lt Schulte was awarded a National Level Intelligence Award posthumously. I was very interested in learning more about her life after hearing about her life and sacrifice. Lt Schulte has had a tremendous impact on all that passed through her life and I am humbled by her leadership. Although we never met, we would have much in common—both being in the intelligence career field and also being jewish. I am lucky to have served with you, Lt Schulte. May God bless her family and friends.

By: Leslie D Kalash

Leslie D Kalash — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 04:40:32 +0000

I read the current issue of my son’s Lacrosse Magazine and an editorial discussed major losses in the field of lacrosse in 2009. I felt grief when I saw Lt Schulte’s name and the cause of her death. I did a google to learn more about her and can only question why God chose to take another outstanding future building block of our country’s future. RIP Lt Schulte from a lacrosse and field hockey family in Jackson, NJ.

By: Ed Vaisbort

Ed Vaisbort — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 06:06:13 +0000

Mr. and Mrs. Schulte,

My heart goes out to you for your loss and the loss to our nation of your daughter, Roslyn. Words cannot adequately comfort you nor sufficiently express the grief we all must share in losing such an amazing human being. I can only hope that my daughter becomes as fine a person, an American and a Jew as so evidently was your daughter.

By: Jeno Weiss

Jeno Weiss — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 02:55:03 +0000

Mr. and Mrs. Schulte,

I am not from a military family and I never served in any branch of the US government. I was browsing the web when I found this page and I read about your wonderful daughter, she was very beautiful. I am very sorry for your loss, I would like to thank you and your daughter for the tremendous sacrifice you have given to protect the freedoms we all too often take for granted. May God console you and your entire family, and may God rest her soul in eternal peace.

Jeno Weiss

By: Hila Levy

Hila Levy — Fri, 29 May 2009 00:54:07 +0000

Roslyn lived down the hall from me at the Air Force Academy her senior year, while she served as my group commander. She was an extraordinary professional, and I always admired the way she carried herself and cared about all the people under her.
I’ve been struck by Roz’s death over the past week and I wish everyone could have had the chance to see the way she made the room light up. This terrible incident has unfortunately granted an opportunity for all of us who serve to reflect on what service means, especially around Memorial Day.
I wish strength to her family and friends in the knowledge that Roz served a grateful nation. We shall bear witness to her life and she will never be forgotten,
Hila Levy, 2LT, USAF
USAFA ’08

By: Dutch

Dutch — Thu, 28 May 2009 17:47:18 +0000

Mr. and Mrs. Schulte,
Lieutenant General Deptula was able to speak briefly with you on that most somber of nights last week. I just wanted you to know he was representing a vast Air Force ISR family. We all grieve for your loss as it is our loss, too, albeit in a smaller way.
God Bless you both and your daughter!
Scott F. Murray, Colonel. USAF
USAFA Class of 1987

By: William R. McKinney

William R. McKinney — Wed, 27 May 2009 12:59:40 +0000

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Shulte,
I knew your daughter from serving with her in Hawaii; I first met her as a young 2d Lt and then later as a 1st Lt. She is/was such a dynamic young woman — a true professional with all the qualities of the “best and brightess” our nation produces.

Your loss of Roz pains me tremendously … but, of course, not nearly as much as it pains you. I have a daughter Roz’s age and I cannot fathom the deep, searing pain you must be enduring. I pray time heals it for you quickly … but I know that will not be the case. Yet, I also pray we, the US, never forget a true patriot like Roz quickly.

Please accept my deepest sympathies and condolences for your most untimely loss.

Bill McKinney
COL, Infantry, US Army, Retired
RVN, 1967-69