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Lillian Limberis-Schultz

April 17, 1914 - February 07, 2012

Lillian Limberis-Schultz

Lillian Limberis-Schultz, 97, of Apopka, Florida passed away February 7, 2012 in Apopka at Florida Living Nursing Center. Mrs. Limberis-Schultz was born in Chicago, Illinois, moving to Fort Pierce, Florida in 1941. She was a founding member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church on Delaware Avenue in Fort Pierce. Mrs. Limberis-Schultz was a resident of Fort Pierce until 1979 when she moved to Apopka. In Apopka, she was a member of the Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Survivors include three sons; Nicholas M. Limberis of Vero Beach, Florida, Andreas A. Limberis and Charles F. Limberis, both of Port Saint Lucie, Florida; one daughter, Linda Limberis Batto of Apopka; two stepchildren, Keith Schultz of Apopka, Florida and ReNae Gothard of Idaho; ten grandchildren, Valerie and her husband, Michael, Daman and his wife, Meredith, Nichole and her husband, Graig, Marty and his wife, Pamela, Nick and his wife, Melissa, Jeffrey, Andra, Eric, Amy, and Chad; 19 great-grandchildren, Noah, Benjamin, Ariana, Grace, Julia, Nick, Alexandra, Christopher, Jennifer, Jessica, Shronda, Sabrina, Samatha, Tanaye, Brandi, Nikki, Garrett, Jackson, and Ayden; nine great-great-grandchildren, Chelsea, Bethany Ann, Blake, Camarie, Mika, Jessie, Jorden, Jaden, and Madden.

Mrs. Limberis-Schultz is preceded in death by her husbands, Nicholas A. Limberis and Eugene Schultz; and granddaughter Laura.

Funeral Information

A graveside celebration service will be held at 10:00 a.m., February 12, 2012 at Riverview Memorial Park in Fort Pierce.

Donations Information

Friends who wish to honor Lillian’s years of teaching may contribute to the Worthy Student Fund of Forest Lake Education Center, 1275 Learning Loop, Long Wood, Florida, 32779.

Directions

Cemetery:  Map to Riverview Memorial Park

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