Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

‘He gave me his heart, I gave him a kidney’

The bond between my husband, Kym Schuller, and I is very precious, given that it is a second marriage for each of us. We met working in the property industry, where we always admired each other’s achievements and shared a passion for our profession. We were friends first. Kym had a career as an architectural designer and eventually he started working at the same company with me. In time we discovered there was more to our friendship.

We shared a lot of interests. We loved to travel and ski, and our Christian faith gives a rich foundation to all that

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