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2016
Shane Gustafson Obituary
Shane A. Gustafson, 62, of Montello, WI; formerly of Leaf River, IL, died peacefully in his home on December 29, 2016. He was born September 15, 1954, in Rockford, son of Bernard and Marilyn (Schroeder) Gustafson. He attended Belvidere High School and was united in marriage to Denise Outzen on June 20, 1980. He enjoyed fishing and was a loyal Chicago Bear and Cubbies fan. Formerly employed by Rockford Products and Union Pacific Railroad, was retired. He is survived by his mother, Marilyn; brothers, Clifford (Renee), Gary (Sandy) & Dennis (Julie) Gustafson; numerous nieces, nephews, special nephew, Andy Milsaps; and great-niece, Victoria Milsaps. Preceded in death by his loving wife, Denise; father, Bernard; and brothers, Timothy and Thomas Gustafson.
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January 11, 2017
I'm sorry for your loss, please take comfort in the good times and God memories you all shared
Rory Peterson
January 9, 2017
Shane left his mark with great memories among a group of buddies and Black Sox teammates. A brother from another mother. God bless him, and his family.
Bob Warren
January 8, 2017
We shared many good times he was like a brother I will deeply miss him
Bob Warren
January 7, 2017
We had a lot of great times he was like a brother to me always there for you when you needed him I am very saddened to hear about the news
Sarah
January 7, 2017
We will miss Uncle Shane so much, he was an amazing person, and he is greatly missed. Always happy to help everyone and he would never stop talking about his late wife, it was obvious he loved her so much. May you find happiness in getting to reunite with her, and we will never, ever forget you. <3
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