Chasity Ann Schulz

Chasity Ann Schulz, born in 1972 in Scott City, Kansas passed away after a long battle with cancer at the Davis Hospice Center in Cheyenne. Chasity moved to Cheyenne as a child and graduated from Triumph Highschool. She leaves behind her devoted sons Sergeant Michael Westbrook, WY Army National Guard, and her son Jonathan Smith (Georgia) her grandson James, her daughter Alexandra Brockman (Luke), grand children Marcus and Jackson Brockman, and her daughter Ashley Nevares and grandchildren Tayla and Baylee Nevares. As well as her mother Cecelia Winsted, of Kentucky. She proceeded in death by her father Eddy Neal Schulz. She also leaves behind her brother Stephen Schulz, and many nieces and nephews. As well as loving cousin Bill and Jean Hall and dear loving friend Grizz.  

Chasity led a full life with many areas of interest. She worked for the state of Wyoming as a nutritionist. She enjoyed using her creativeness as a cosmetologist and a tattoo artist. Her love for animals led her to be a dog breeder, groomer and trainer. Chasity had a great desire to help others which showed in her work at Magic City  assisting with special needs adults and as a TA for special needs students for the Laramie county school district.  

Chasity’s creativity was endless. She was a very gifted artist as a painter and sketcher. She also loved remodeling her house. 

In 2015 Chasity was diagnosed with cancer and was a true warrior as she fought through three different types of cancer as well as MS. She will be remembered for her love of her family, her creativity and being a warrior for her son.