Anthony Schuster

So sorry for the loss of Fr. Tony. We hàve so many wonderful memories of Fr. Tony and the rest of the priests when they would come out to the Guesanburu Ranch for a few days visit and rest. May he rest in peace. Daniel and Audrey Guesanburu

Father Tony truly followed in Christ's footsteps. Jovial and quick with answers which made all happy and comfortable, he, with no fanfare, watched over his flock. He even helped one homebound twice yearly by installing an air conditioner in spring and removing it in winter when he visited him to give Communion. He insisted on visiting and giving Communion to the homebound at least once a month. Anyone needing financial help knew if he or she knocked at his door, he would open his own wallet and give. He baptized our grandson. Through his actions, not words, he taught us the importance of helping the less fortunate. He will always be in our hearts. Larry and Jane Stanfel

The Claxton family remembers Father Tony and his time at St.Pius. He was a wonderful priest and our parish was blessed to have him. We were sad to hear of his passing but know he is in Gods hands.

This world lost a faithful servant of our Lord. Thank you Fr Tony for all the wonderful memories, Pastor of my Parish, St Lukes and as my friend. Fishing trips and prayer gatherings at our house. Working together on Liturgy and on RCIA. You have enriched all of our lives so much. We love you and miss you.

Fr. Tony, you were a friend to many and shared openly of your life experiences and used them wisely to those who came to you for council. You were an integral part of the greater Church community in Billings, and shared of your time with the Cursillo/Cum Christo community - where ever, when ever you could. You were always a busy man, sharing the word of GOD. Rest in peace, dear friend. GOD BLESSED YOU, BY SHARING YOURSELF WITH SO MANY.