Daisy Gill Schuster

of our Lord and Savior on the evening of October 9, 2012 at St.

Luke’s Woodlands Hospital surrounded by her loving family.

Daisy was born the fourth of seven children to Robert and Lavada Gill

on January 24, 1933 in Marquez, Texas. She was preceded in death by

her beloved parents, and sisters, Margret Webb and Betty Wilson whom

she has now joined in heaven.

She is survived by her brothers Carlton, Nolan and James Gill,

sister Bobbie Moore, her loving children, Fred, Carolyn and husband

Gary, Alice and husband Charlie, grandchildren, Robert, Christine,

Dennis, Toka, Leeanna, Carrie, Cassie, Jason, Justin, Reybel and

Michael, great grandchildren, Daniel, Brittanni, Brenner, Jamie, Katrina,

Jordan, Austin, Jayden, Josh, Jessica, Jenna, Connor, Jaycee, Cole,

Seth, Morgan, Alex, Tyler, Madison, Mia, Trey and Evan,

great great grandchildren, Allie and Kerrigan.

Daisy was a woman of strong will and compassion

who will be remembered for her fierce love of family and her

amazing strength and determination.

Anyone who had the pleasure of visiting her was always welcomed with a

sweet delight, pastries, pie, cake or cookies and coffee. Guests were

always greeted with a sweet smile. She took pleasure in preparing

delicious meals for her family and was an amazing, wonderful cook. I

don’t think anyone would deny, when it came to cornbread, Mom made

the absolute best iron skillet cornbread. During holidays she would

spend hours and even days in her warm kitchen lovingly preparing her

specialties. Her pride in her home was evident, and she kept it neat

and tidy and family members knew to take off their shoes before

walking on the carpet! She was a tireless and hard worker and she

could not sit and be idle for long. She was independent and busy even

into her later years and although she experienced pain she refused to

give in.

Daisy was her children’s confidant and adviser. She was wise

beyond her educational years and we know she will have

a keen eye on us from Heaven.

We will miss you immensely mom. You will always be in our hearts.

Until we meet again.