Birth date: Mar 1, 1963 Death date: Jan 25, 2022
Melissa (Missy) Schuld, (nee Bassham), 58, entered into rest on January 25, 2022. Loving wife of Tom Schuld, Treasured daughter to the late James and Betty Bassham. Dear Sister of the late James Bassham, Jr. (Chris), Paul, the lat Read Obituary
My sincere condolences go out to Missy's family during this most difficult time. A sweet friend from school who was always so kind and genuine and that beautiful smile she had, will never be forgotten! May you rest in peace Missy.
Anna Sluzala
Heaven gained another Angel. Her light and smile will never be forgotten. Prayers to the family.
Sincere condolences to her husband and family. I remember Missy from school and she was one of those people who was genuinely nice to everyone. Rest in peace, Missy.
What a beautiful picture of you. That smile and laughter that would light up any room. You were ALWAYS there for everyone. I remember our endless talks and trips to Randall Mall, over and over again. You loved to read and got me hooked on Danielle Steel books. I remember you moving from different places always changing your phone number and me having to call your house to get your new phones number. There were dozens lol. You loved moving your furniture around. Every time I would come over it looked like a different place. YOU Missy was the very BEST friend I ever had in my life. You made the best coffee and iced tea. It was so good that every time I left you I was shaking like a leaf on a caffeine high. I will miss you my friend but, you will forever live in my heart and, I will cherish our memories until me last breath. I LOVE YOU. Until we meet again......
How do you remember a sister? There are so many moments that make up a lifetime. You tend to forget about the fights and squabbles and telling mom on each other lol. But you remember jamming out to Bob Seger and Neil diamond in the car. Enjoying homemade mac & cheese made with welfare cheese bricks that the old ladies brought you to the bank as a thank you for being there favorite teller. Saturday afternoons watching all the scary movies together. How many times did we watch the birds? Lol and psycho? Always running up to the Clark station and Revco in that little Neon. She loved that thing! Grabbing ghetto tea and Lawsons chip dip on the way home from anywhere. And always, always after dinner I would clear the table, Missy would wash the dishes, and Lisa would dry and put away. It never was any different. Watching Willy Wonka and singing along, making choo choo wheels and so many other memories that make growing up together so memorable and special. And this one night, when Mike came home and….well…that’s a story for another time hahaha! But do we remember how you broke your finger? Oh good times, good times. Love you miss….see you again 💔
Some of my favorite nights were spent at aunt missys apartment. Watching tv together, making popcorn, playing on the computer. I loved being there, just the two of us. I always felt how much she loved me. I’ll ALWAYS think of her on st Patrick’s day, we used to always eat macaroni and cheese together while everyone else was having corned beef. I still think of her when I see a (very rare these days) neon. I miss her so much. Yeah buddy. Love you whistle.
