He said he was running for mayor because he wanted to help move Dayton forward to become one of the safest, most exciting and fastest-growing cities in the nation.
Although Shultz did not file petitions to run, he did launch a campaign website espousing his vision for Dayton.
He is a Colonel White High School graduate who also attained a private pilot certificate and was an avid flyer.
Shultz also was known for sharing a green leather World Boxing Council title belt he said was given to him by Muhammad Ali’s widow.
He is survived by his parents, Gerald and Donna Shultz of Dayton, three siblings and three nephews, and a host of extended family. A memorial service is tentatively planned for what would have been his 43rd birthday on May 29 to celebrate his life, according to his obituary.
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