Charles Frederick Schaad, Jr “Fritzie”, age 61, of Ocala, Florida passed away unexpectedly in the early hours of November 8, 2020. He leaves behind his wife, Alina Schaad and their two children, Zachary and Amanda Schaad; his Mother, Geneva “Mae” Schaad and his father Charles Schaad, Sr.; his sister Cendy Mullen; and his noble pup Reeses.
Fritzie was born and raised in South Florida and graduated from Hialeah Miami Lakes. Many years later, he met his loving wife Alina of 30 years. After finding his soulmate they had two children, Zachary and Amanda. Fritzie and his wife relocated to Ocala, Florida where he and his wife strived to give their children the best possible life and resources to be successful in life.
Once Fritzie’s children left the nest, Fritzie’s greatest passion and hobby was fishing with his wife. Fritzie, who spent most of his childhood and adult years in the Florida Keys found the joy in life fishing away his days. Prior to his passing, he dreamed of days of long fishing expeditions, great fish and strength.
Fritzie also always surrounded himself with friends and family. He was notoriously difficult and hard to please. However, Fritzie had a good sense of humor and was someone who would take the time to enjoy life’s obstacles and talk your ear off. Fritzie will always be remembered for his strong heart and will be missed. His family will take the time to mourn their loss and lay his ashes on his favorite reef at a later time.
Crevasse's Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Schaad Family.







We miss you Jr. You were a good friend and a great human.Â
Our memories are of fun and sunshine; vacations with our favorite cousins and Aunt and Uncle. We didn't get together much as adults but will always love and remember the times we had together and we share your grief.
 offer you my thoughts, prayers and well-wishes during this dark time in your life.
MayraÂ
Nina,
I am shocked and beyond sorry for your loss. I will most definitely keep you and your family in my prayers.
If there is anything I can do..
Carla
I remember all the lovely conversations I would have with Charlie, when he would stop in to City Hall to take Alina to lunch. He was exuberant, and fun to talk to … and he loved his family.
My deepest condolences to all who knew and loved him.
Don't know what to say but when him and I talked i told him we've never met but maybe Doug and I could come down and visit him and his family mom and dad.I said we'd keep him in our prayers. Doug and I both were surprised. We love youall.may God be with you all
You are forever in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. You had a high impact on our lives, and genuinely cared for your family and friends. Until we meet again.Â
We’re going to miss you brother
Fritz and I had stayed in touch through the years. He adored his family. Always proud and talking highly of them. May he Rest in Peace. Prayers for all his family.
Worked with Fritz when we were 16 YO and went to school and fished with him he was a good guy. My condolences RIP.