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Gladys "Rusty" Hunt

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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HUNT - Gladys M. "Rusty" Hunt, age 83, went to be with the Lord on July 4, 2010. A Grand Rapids native, Gladys lived in several places in the Midwest before, in 1966, making Ann Arbor her home for the next thirty-five years. Throughout her adult life Gladys worked alongside her husband Keith,...

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My condolences to the entire family; Rusty was a great influence in my young adult Christian life and for many others. She was a great encouragement for me to serve the Lord.

I just heard of Rusty's death from Fran G. Reed. She was very special to me during my time at Cedar Campus. Her example was important. My best to the family. Louise Little (Lou)

We are saddened by your loss. We remember Rusty, and Keith, as great neighbors and friends almost 40 years ago. Our prayers are with you.

Bill and Karen Rude

Rusty will be remembered for her warm and willing smile, her many contributions to Bible studies and missions. Blessings to the family. Ruth Mieras

I met Gladys while living in Ann Arbor and found her to be an interesting person. Her book "Honey for a Child's Heart" is well-known in Christian education circles and I had the privilege of introducing her to people who were beginning what is now Ann Arbor Christian School. She served God well during the time that He gave her on earth.

Rusty truly was a "one of a kind" woman! She was brilliant, loved God above all else and was so well matched with her husband of 61 years, Keith. She was a wordsmith who knew how to string words together in a way that could make us laugh, cry and take action. She taught me what it means to be hospitable. I loved talking books and praying with her. She was a mentor and served as a "grandmother" to our three children who grew up at Cedar Campus, far from their Wisconsin grandparents. Oh...

Rusty, along with Keith, were a huge encouragement to Susie and I - first as college students, then as missionaries. One of my best memories was spending the Fourth of July with her up in Cedarville. With all the people she knew, it always amazed me that she took time regularly to pray for and write to us. Well done, good and faithful servant! Carroll Stevens (Rochester, NH)

My prayers are with JB, and his family.

I remember the first time I heard you speak, then I loved selling your books at Zondervan. You leave behind a wonderful legacy of your love for Christ. Your family is in my prayers as they deal with this loss.