Wallace Lloyd "Wally" Gustafson

And his own blood niece, Lorri Gustafson, from our hometown of Duluth MN.

Dear Ruth,
Our heartfelt prayers and tender hugs to you and your family. We miss Wally. He had such a great sense of humor and warm fellowship. You both are loving and kind, standing out among the rest of very special people. You are sincerely loved, Ruth.

Dear Ruth, I cannot express how much your and Wally's faithful prayers for our Japan missionaries mean to me and to God's growing church in Japan! You both have been models and an inspiration. May the Lord carry you as on eagles' wings in this valley of the shadow of death.

Ruth,

I worked with Wally as a management analyst at RCPAC in the 70's. When I read his name in the obituary column, I remembered the kind and friendly person he was. When as a relatively young person with less than 5 years of marriage I lost my first wife, Wally gave me a small pocket new testament and psalm Gideon bible. The inscription on the front page read: Presented to "Tom Klingert from Wally & Ruth Gustafson 3 June 76." For years I carried this small booklet around with me...

Sorry to read the news. I enjoyed bowling with Wally in the DuBowl senior league on Fridays. A great bowler and great man.

Dear Ruth & Family -
Sorry to hear of Wally's passing - he was always a gentleman and will be missed.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Wally was always willing to help others with their game and continually a student of the game as well. His kindness will always be remembered.

Wally was such a wonderful man. He was a joy to be around and he especially enjoyed his bowling. I spent many a day with him at Olivette Bowl and he always was willing to share his knowledge.

He was liked by all who had the pleasure to meet him..RIP............bo