Frederick "Fuzzy" Thurston

I am so sorry about uncle Fuzzy, I did not no, My Heart Goes out to all of my family for there loss. I only seen Uncle Fuzzy a few times. He was my Grandpa's brother ( James R. Thurston ). Leslie K. Thurston

My father was a friend and business associate of Fuzzy's and when I was 12 /13, I babysat for Griff and Mark when they lived in the house in Greentree Estates. I loved Sue and Fuzzy and spending time with them - Fuzzy would say to the boys "What do you want to be when you grow up?" He had trained them to shout out in unison "Chicago Bears!" It was so cute and he'd just laugh that huge laugh of his. What a guy - he'll be sorely missed by so many with wonderful memories of him and Sue.

I WILL REMEMBER

JERRY BOKINA

Fuzzy was a member. Of the Brooke army medical center football team in 1958 he was a strong. Fast guard and led interference. For me and others During. Our football season. I. Lost trac of fuzzy and iam so sorry to hear of his passing. A great guy

I am sorry for your loss. Please find peace and comfort in knowing God cares for you and will help you in your time of need. At 1 Pet. 5:7, He invites you to "throw all your anxiety upon Him." Continue to rely on Him for strength during this difficult time.

Thanks for all the laughs and warm smiles and hugs. I met first met Fuzzy at Shennanigan's and he was a charmer. I cherish the pic I have of my sister and I with Fuzzy's arms around us smiling and Flashing his rings! He was always warm, welcoming and so generous with his time for any Packer Fan.
My Deepest Sympathys to all members of his Family- The Packer nation was Blessed to have known him.

Fuzzy and I watching a Packer game at a friends house in Kewaskum area. What a great guy. RIP Fuzzy