Benjamin R. Schuyler, Jr.

Benjamin R. Schuyler, Jr., a cherished member of the Doylestown community, passed away on July 10, 2025, at his birthplace of Doylestown. Born on August 7, 1926, Benjamin embraced a life dedicated to service and family, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and commitment.

Benjamin’s career spanned various roles that showcased his willingness to help others. He served as an Assistant Post Master at Warrington Post Office, where his genuine nature and friendly demeanor made a lasting impact on many in the community. Additionally, as a school bus driver for First Student, he took great pride in ensuring the safety and well-being of his young passengers.

A proud Navy veteran, Benjamin served during both World War II and the Korean Conflict. His dedication to his country was matched only by his commitment to his family. He was married for 72 wonderful years to his beloved wife, Donna (Davis), with whom he shared a profound bond. Together they nurtured a family built on love, guidance, and respect.

Benjamin took immense pride in his two sons, John (Cathy) and Gary (Nancy), who were a constant source of joy in his life. His granddaughter, Jessica, was specially noted as the "apple of his eye," a shining light in his family that he adored and cherished deeply.

His contributions extended beyond his profession and family, as he was a proud 75-year member of Doylestown Masonic Lodge #245. This commitment reflected his values of service and brotherhood, exemplifying his lifelong dedication to the ideals of charity and community support.

Benjamin is predeceased by his sister, Elizabeth (Betty) Mathers, whose memory he treasured throughout his life.

As friends, family, and the community come to terms with his passing, they remember Benjamin R. Schuyler, Jr. not just as a man who lived a long life, but as a beacon of kindness, generosity, and steadfastness in a world that often calls for such qualities. His legacy will continue to resonate in the lives he touched through his unwavering spirit of helpfulness and love for those around him.