Joseph GUBASH

To the greatest father-in-law....I miss you dearly. I think the thing I miss the most is having you over for dinner and then jawing about the Vikings and how they played. We sure had some good times while watching the vikings, gophers, and the wild. I think of you everyday and when I come home, I look in the corner of the hallway and there is your cane...that is where it was put and that is where it will stay! God Bless you and I know you are watching over all of us! Patty

Gubash Family, I was just told about Joe from my sister. I met Joe as he was re-habbing his knee at Cerienty and I was re-habbing my leg from a motercycle accident there in 2006. Joe and the "boys" were great, trying to sign me up for wheel chair races, but refusing to give me a "cut". he made a tough time easy. God Bless your family.

To The Gubash Family:

He was our classmate from grade school at Saint Michael's and through high school at Humboldt High. He was our friend! His greetings of "How are ya" and "God Bless You" when parting, will always be in our memories. He was truely one of God's angels. We are sad for his lose by his family and as our friend.

John, although I did not know your dad, it seems like he was loved by many. I hope you are comforted by the thoughts and prayers of those that care about you and your family. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss. "LR"

REGGIE EARTH HAS NO SORROW THAT HEAVEN CAN NOT HEAL.....

John, I'm so sorry about the passing of your father. It is so very hard to lose a parent. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Pops,
I am thankful to you in so many ways, mostly for listening to me during our talks at the kitchen table. You quietly listened while I would rant and rave about "life." Your response to me was filled with wisdom, common sense and logic based strongly on your catholic faith. I will do my best to heed your words

From the love, faith and loyalty taught by Joseph, his legacy will live on forever.
God Bless the Gubash Family.

Gubash Family,
Sorry to hear about your loss. Joe was such a great person. I loved seeing his smiling face every morning when I opened at the YMCA. Rest in peace Joe!