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-God looked down on his planned paradise & said "I need a caretaker" So God made a Farmer –
Gary was born on October 28th, 1946, son of Lawrence & Leila (Kirschbaum) Wiest. Gary graduated from Cassville High School in 1964, where he then continued his life career in farming where he eventually farmed hogs & harvested crops with his son, Brad. In his spare time, he participated in both the summer softball league and winter bowling leagues and he never met a person he could not strike up a conversation with. Many would say his laugh, you could pick him out of a crowd with and hear from across the room. He was an avid fisherman, hunter, and Chicago Bears Fan.
Survivors include his children, Brad (Elizabeth) Wiest of Cassville, Nicole Wiest of Dubuque, and Angela (Jason) Hubanks of Dubuque, IA.
Grandchildren, Zachery Wiest, Makenzie Wiest, Brady Brieann & Brinley Hubanks, and many grand dogs.
He is proceeded in death by his parents, a son, Curt in 1995, along with two brothers and four sisters.
Rest peacefully dad, your chores are done and your crops are in.
Memorials may be mailed to:
Haudenshield Funeral Home
Gary Wiest Family
P.O. BOX 825
Cuba City, WI 53807
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