Gary Lee Oisten

Such a nice man he fixed my 1977 zebco 202.that my father had bought me when I was 9 years old .me and Gary became good friends I will miss our talks about fishing for bass.R.I.P. Gary.

Hi Kathleen and family. You have my deepest sympathy. I have such fond memories of your husband Gary. He supplied bolts and shop supplies, but most of the time was spent sharing with each other our faith and journey with our savior Jesus Christ. Praying for you all. Bruce Van Strien

Kathy, so sorry to hear about Gary. He always said "hi" to us on our way out of church on Saturdays. Always friendly. We will miss seeing him in the choir! Mike & Kathie Nedwick

Kathy and Joan, I am so happy I was fortunate to meet you and Gary. Gary and I were able to share time speaking about our Savior. I will forever remember every time we all got together, how Gary always gave a sincere hug and his good bye words were keep working for our Lord. It has been my honor to meet you both. God bless all family and friends who knew and loved him. Sincerely, Nancy

I did not have the opportunity to meet Gary. I think I would have enjoyed meeting him. I pray for peace, and comfort for family and friends.

Gary is a faithful follower of Christ. I have spent many hours in a boat fishing with Gary over the past 25 Years in Canada and Michigan waters. His heart is honest and pure. He shares his love of Christ Freely. I was his sponsor in RCIA when he converted 100% to Catholicism. Gary is a proud member of the Blessed Sacrament Choir and will volunteer for any chore. We will sadly miss him but God has gained a faithful Angel. Terry & Loretta Staskey

Did not know him but he sounds like quite a guy. Someone who will be greatly missed.

My deepest and heart felt sympathy to his entire family and all who loved him.. I am praying for all of you.

Joan I´m so sorry to hear about your brother. My prayers for your family