Yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of Glenn Schultz’s death. Mum, younger brother Cody, and I cussed at his headstone for a few (i jest, we said mostly nice things) and had dinner together, taking some time to talk about the ol’ boy. I stumbled by here yesterday and was so gratified to read that You Lovely Folk are not just cherishing but playing his instruments; he’d remind you to keep them oiled, and play them often.
Blessings on yerselves and yer families
Bree
What a lovely post.
All the best to Glenn’s family.
He is still missed.
Thanks,
Patrick
Yes, a lovely post. As a newbie-ish whistler I’ve spent countless hours searching the forum and reading thru the threads regarding the Glen Schultz whistles. I’ve learned so much about whistles and am grateful that the man (your dad) devoted his time to craftsmanship of the finest caliber. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 
Yes we still cherish and play his whistles. That will continue for a long time.
I took a Thin Weasel for walk in the garden yesterday, will likely do the same later today. OK, I’ll oil them later today as well, but just because you said so.
All the best to you and yours, Bree.
Feadoggie
Much miss the fellow. He answered e mails in poems.
Bree: Memories… During your dad’s lifetime, I read much about his whistles, and heard so many of them - and yet I had never owned one. After his passing, your kindness was shown so much by searching his shop, and picking an A Water Weasel for me - classic grey PVC with red fipple plug. Truly a wonderful instrument from a master maker… Paul Busman found me a high D, and Doc Jones found me a high C. Such a plethora of Water Weasel riches…
Over the last year or so, many issues - including a daughter at university - have caused me to sell the majority of my whistle collection. Among those that remain are my 3 Water Weasels. They stay.
Best to you, Bree. I remember you with fondness. You come from very good stock.
Byll
Mostly nice things!
I never met or even knew of Glenn back in the day, though learned soon enough about the very high quality of his instruments. I now have two, a d and a G, and have long been very happy with both – lovely sounding instruments and terribly beautifully made! You can clearly follow the trail of crumbs right back to Glenn’s workshop by looking at the many wooden whistles that are now being made that in one way or another follow from or were inspired by his work.
Here’s a (virtual) pint raised in the Weasel maker’s honour!
It’s nice to see you around here, Bree. I have such fresh memories of Glenn. He was one of a kind.