Ray didnt over analyze or delay any tough decisions. Ray was one of the most-important men during my administration as president and c.o.o. He has a keen grasp of what the innkeeping industry is all aboutand that is the business of serving people. Off to Montana Schultz, who turns 65 in March, is retiring to Big Sky, Mont., where he plans to relax and enjoy skiing, snowmobiling, horseback riding and fishing. Fly fishing is my No. 1 love, Schultz said.
Trout live in some pretty magnificent places.
Its exciting just to be outdoors where they are. Equity Inns recently asked Schultz to serve on its board of directors, and the retiree accepted. You never know what might happen, Schultz said. The development business is in my blood. I love to create and build.