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Gustafson's,
Having grown up until age 12 on Preston Street and a year behind Denny (I think he became Gus later), I have good memories and fond feelings for your son-husband-dad. The first one of Denny that came to mind as I sadly saw his obituary was one of Christmas at age 9 or 10. As we made neighborhood rounds (foreshadowing our careers, I guess) to tell what Santa brought and see how our buddies fared, I felt sorry for Denny because instead of toys he got books--science books. No kid wanted books! Any more than they wanted sox. But amazing to us, he seemed perfectly content, yes eager in fact. And that quest to know got him into Princeton, I later learned from missionary friend Keith Hilbig, and into Columbia and the medical profession, I learned from Herbert as we talked once during his visit to the Salt Lake Clinic, and now into God's good graces I learn from the obituary, having led a stellar life and left the world 7 kids better. Be sorrowful at his passing but comforted over his moving on to stage 3, and joyful at the prospect of eternal togetherness with his sound mind restored.
Blessings to you.
Having grown up until age 12 on Preston Street and a year behind Denny (I think he became Gus later), I have good memories and fond feelings for your son-husband-dad. The first one of Denny that came to mind as I sadly saw his obituary was one of Christmas at age 9 or 10. As we made neighborhood rounds (foreshadowing our careers, I guess) to tell what Santa brought and see how our buddies fared, I felt sorry for Denny because instead of toys he got books--science books. No kid wanted books! Any more than they wanted sox. But amazing to us, he seemed perfectly content, yes eager in fact. And that quest to know got him into Princeton, I later learned from missionary friend Keith Hilbig, and into Columbia and the medical profession, I learned from Herbert as we talked once during his visit to the Salt Lake Clinic, and now into God's good graces I learn from the obituary, having led a stellar life and left the world 7 kids better. Be sorrowful at his passing but comforted over his moving on to stage 3, and joyful at the prospect of eternal togetherness with his sound mind restored.
Blessings to you.
July 03, 2010
Dear Family of Dennis,
My dad worked at Continental Bank with Dennis' dad & we have fond memories of both his mom & dad from those years. My dad passed away four years ago & my mom is living with us, now in her 92nd year. Please give Dennis' dad our love & we pray that you, Judy & your family will be comforted & find peace in knowing that Dennis is in a good place where he's among loved ones who have also graduated to another level in the Plan. May you be blessed with that peace to be with you.
Love, The Family of Leslie Fletcher & Elva Fletcher
My dad worked at Continental Bank with Dennis' dad & we have fond memories of both his mom & dad from those years. My dad passed away four years ago & my mom is living with us, now in her 92nd year. Please give Dennis' dad our love & we pray that you, Judy & your family will be comforted & find peace in knowing that Dennis is in a good place where he's among loved ones who have also graduated to another level in the Plan. May you be blessed with that peace to be with you.
Love, The Family of Leslie Fletcher & Elva Fletcher
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June 29, 2010
Judy and Family:
We are so very sorry for your loss. As we've watched Dennis these past few years we've been amazed at his tenacity for keeping healthy in biking, walking and just enjoying the great outdoors.
You have been so tremendously devoted to his comfort & care. We pray you will find peace in your heart at this most difficult time.
Love,
We are so very sorry for your loss. As we've watched Dennis these past few years we've been amazed at his tenacity for keeping healthy in biking, walking and just enjoying the great outdoors.
You have been so tremendously devoted to his comfort & care. We pray you will find peace in your heart at this most difficult time.
Love,
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Betsy and Art Fowler,
Alamo, California
June 29, 2010
To The Family of Dr. Gustafson,
It was a shock to learn of the passing of Dr. Gustafson. He was a kind and gentle man. I worked with him for many years at Los Medanos Hospital and admired him very much for his caring spirit. May your memories sustain you in years to come. Remember he will remain in the hearts of many who knew him. God bless you all.
Lucille Sterling,RN
Baton Rouge,La.
It was a shock to learn of the passing of Dr. Gustafson. He was a kind and gentle man. I worked with him for many years at Los Medanos Hospital and admired him very much for his caring spirit. May your memories sustain you in years to come. Remember he will remain in the hearts of many who knew him. God bless you all.
Lucille Sterling,RN
Baton Rouge,La.
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