Marsha Ann Schubert

 

Marsha Ann Schubert passed absent on the early early morning of May 12, 2022.  Her partner of 54 several years was by her side. She experienced been battling cancer for 4 yrs and was 73.

Marsha was born in Eagle Pass, Texas, the daughter of Ernest and Jewel Hiller. She had two younger brothers, Lawrence and David. An eager student, she graduated from Eagle Pass Large School as valedictorian. She then attended the College of Texas at Austin, where by she earned a bachelor’s diploma in sociology. Even though at the university, Marsha ran throughout fellow college student Charles W. Schubert Jr., who would before long enter the Air Power. They married in 1968.

As a navy wife, Marsha lived a nomadic life, going in swift get to Wichita Falls, Texas, adopted by Lompoc, California, and Tucson, Arizona. At Tucson, she experienced her initially son, Damion. She also acquired her first occupation, instructing in remote, rural and impoverished settings. This encounter led her to devote her everyday living towards the instruction of distinctive-requirements youngsters. To get started this journey, she acquired two master-level levels from the College of Arizona. 

The up coming transfer was to Dayton, Ohio, exactly where Marsha served as a special training instructor at Wright State University. She also had her next son, Timothy.  

Adhering to a transient stay in Alabama, the future transfer was to Alexandria, Virginia. Here, Marsha acquired a PhD at George Mason College, a course of action that resulted in the creating or co-producing of 19 qualified papers.    

When her husband retired in 1992, he and Marsha returned to their indigenous Texas. Marsha entered the arms of the Boerne school method. By now, she had taught particular instruction learners in each and every quality from kindergarten via college amount and experienced held a host of education and learning leadership positions.

She taught at Boerne for 15 years, culminating a 47-12 months career in training. She retired in 2018 to delight in the relaxed mood of her residence and woods just outside Boerne. She appreciated quilting, crocheting, reading through mysteries, taking part in puzzle video games, listening to rain, observing wildlife and cheering loudly at significant school football games. 

Marsha was a lifelong member of the Methodist Church and her faith never ever unsuccessful to information her. She was beloved by her former college students, fellow educators, church friends, neighbors and loved ones.

Marsha is survived by her loving husband, Charles her two sons, Damion and Timothy two grandsons, Zachary and Alexander and her brother, Lawrence Hiller.  

A memorial services will be held on Saturday, June 4, at the First United Methodist Church in Boerne, starting at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the relatives requests that donations be produced to Hill Country Spouse and children Solutions at 118 Advogt St., Boerne, TX 78006, just one of the charities shut to Marsha’s heart.

To go away condolences for the relatives, remember to stop by www.ebensberger-fisher.com.  Arrangements with Ebensberger-Fisher Funeral Dwelling of Boerne.