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Brian Gustafson

Muskegon, Michigan

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GUSTAFSON, BRIAN JAMES Brian James Gustafson, 62, of Empire, passed away suddenly on Thursday, January 26, 2012, in Traverse City. In accordance with Brian's wishes, no services will be held at this time. The Bennett-Barz Funeral in Beulah is in charge of arrangements.

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Brian was a real gentleman and kindness as large as the Montana skies. Always to be remembered.

I am thankful for the years we had together, but so missing the love of my life. love you forever, Brian. Marcie

What a shock to see Brian`s name in the obituary column. He came into our home with his paintbrush and became a friend.I don`t think I`ll ever be able to have those rooms painted over again.

Pat Van Epps
N. Muskegon

Marcie, Brian and I were friends in school and he always got a kick out of the fact that my name is also Gus. My real name is Ruth but everyone calls me Gussie. He was always a gentleman, kind, and fun. I know that he will be greatly missed. So sorry for your loss. Gussie (Fairbanks) Nowak. Class of 67

New Years Las Vegas 1998

Marcie, Bill and Jan
I am very sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I'm sure he's going to enjoy being reunited with his Mom and Dad in Heaven. Brian and I comprised almost 25% of our Kindergarton Class, taught by his mom. We grew up as friends in grade school, as Lakesideites, team members on Trinity;s softball and basketball teams. We went to Bunker Jr High and then on to Muskegon, He was a great friend. I will always remember his laugh and the good times we had. We saw each other at the...

We knew Brian through our Euchre club. He would sub from time to time. Always smiling, always a gentle, nice guy. So sorry for your loss, he and all of his loved ones have been in our prayers.

Marcie, I am so sorry to have read about Brian. He was always so friendly and personable; a very special guy. I hope you find comfort in your wonderful memories of him.

Good conversation, good company, good cribbage player, good bar stool neighbor, lover of family, people, soldiers, country and a good friend. I'll miss you Gus.