I worked at the walgreens on veterans pathways by moon road for 191/2 years very nice people I transferred out to the wSlgreens on Macon road 2 1/2 years sho I met the family  of him Tuesday night while working very seeet people my dad is Lonnie smith he Amex’s thought mr. Schuyler was very nice also I will pray for yhall

To Aunt Ruth, Mitch, Chris and Todd, 

I have a very old memory when Uncle Marvin and Aunt Ruth came to visit us in Arizona. We piled in my dad's pickup and drove to Burger King. This was special since we didn't eat out, let alone fast food. We ordered 14 hamburgers and the restaurant thought it was a joke and wouldn't make the order until they saw a bunch of us kids in the truck. It was a memorable experience for me. I also remember the hamburger lip gloss that was gifted to all of us girls. I felt like a princess. Always remembered that. Uncle Marvin will be greatly missed, but I bet he and my dad are already playfully arguing.

To Aunt Ruth and cousins, Mitch, Chris & Todd, 
We are so sorry to hear of Uncle Marvin's passing. We have many treasured memories of Uncle Marvin. Visits to Missouri when we were young, the many reunions, and even more recent visits with the cousins and their wives. We are so grateful for those joyous times and our prayers are with all of you. 
Love, 
Virgil and Mary Schuster family: 
Brian (deceased), David, Eileen, Debbie, Rita, Brenda, Denise, Molly, Ted and Rob.

What a blessing to know Marvin let God use him in so many ways to reach others for Christ. He was such a blessing to so many people.  Now he is alive in Christ...no more pain..and a new body. Praying for those who love and miss him but rejoicing he is in heaven now.

My brother David Moon                 was one of many employees at Burger King and his job was so special to him. Because a special person like Marvin Schuster had a vision and with hard work and a Christ like heart  he made many lives very happy  my love goes out to all his family  He was a blessing to many.

Ruth and Family - Marvin was truly a servant of the Lord and a servant leader in Columbus. I feel privileged to have known him, and having the pleasure of volunteering with him on some of Columbus' great causes. His death is a real loss for our city. My sympathy to you all following the death of a great gentleman,  husband and father.

So sorry to hear of Mr Schuster’s passing, may God grant the family comfort & peace during this difficult time. Mr Schuster had a huge impact on my career in the restaurant business, I looked up to him & the entire staff of Schuster Enterprises! I spent many years with this organization & will be forever grateful to him for giving me that opportunity. I know he left the family with a lifetime of wonderful love & memories, may it help to ease pain and void his passing has left them. 
Prayers & love to Mrs Schuster, Todd, and the entire family. 🙏

Ruth and family

Linda and I were very sadden to hear of Marvin’s death.  Marvin lived a long and most productive life.  Clearly a leader in our community and a friend of so many of us. I will never forget the great days in United Way and your friendship .  Marvin was an inspiration to me during my post Army life and our true friend!

God Bless you and the family!

Jerry and Linda White

Charley believes Mr. Schuster told him he needed a haircut the day this picture was taken.  Charley enjoyed his time talking with Mr. Schuster.  He was the nicest person you would ever meet.

I would like to express my deepest sympathies to the family. My grandfather, Robert Holland, was heart broken to receive the news of his passing yesterday. He has asked me to let Mrs. Ruth Ann know how sorry he is and that he is praying for the entire family. He has such fond memories with Marvin and he cherished their friendship. He still laughs at how Marvin would come pick him up in a “fancy” car and they would go to lunch at Burger King. He said Marvin would always order him one of everything on the menu. We pray that God wraps you all in His arms and provides peace and comfort in the days to come.

The Carlson Family extends its Sympathy to all the members of the Schuster Family.  Marvin was an exceptional human being and will be missed by many.  God Bless.

Prayers and condolensces to Mrs. Ruth and their family. I met Mr. Marvin 7 years ago when I and My Husband starting attending Bethesda. I found Mr. Marvin to be Biblicaly astute and a kind and personable man and husband. He often gave testimony of his leading others to Christ and had a gentle demeanor. Once, a friend of mine visited church and afterwards we were collected in the parkling lot. We all joked about it being lunchtime and we spke of going out 4 burgers. He thought that was funny.

I find it difficult to express how thankful I am for Mr. Schuster and his wife. They impacted my life in a way they never wanted honor for, which was his style, so I won’t be specific here. Suffice it to say that without him, my life would look incredibly different and my  marriage and four children probably wouldn’t even exist. He may be with Jesus now, but his service to the Lord during his time on earth will have far-reaching and eternal impact for generations and generations . He surely heard the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Thank you for sharing Jesus with so many. Thank you for the witness of your life to me. Grateful for your friendship, and especially your leader ship.

I am so sorry for your loss. Sorry I can’t be there for the service   Lois Jobe

Through many years at Edgewood Baptist church, the Schusters served faithfully. We were  always thankful for their godly example. 

Prayers for the family…

 Visitation for Family and Friends

A Celebration of Marvin's Life

Leonard and Gertrude Schuster

Ruth Ann Schuster

Mitch Schuster (Kim)

Todd Schuster (Allison)

Chris Schuster (Betty)

Martin

Emmanuel Nkoueleue (Lauren)

Joshua Schuster (Stephanie)

Jonathan Schuster (Emily)

Amy Jaeger (Mitch)

Michael Schuster

Julie Margolis (Robert)

Sarah Steed (Patrick)

Laura Mason (Hunter)

Scott Schuster

Norbert Schuster (Louise)

OBITUARY

Marvin R. Schuster

August 18, 1937 – October 1, 2023

Striffler-Hamby Mortuary - Columbus

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