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Arthur Gosselin
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Message from Mike and judie McGovern
July 9, 2017 8:34 PM
Our condolences to the Gosselin Family. May precious memories help to ease the pain of Art's passing. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
Message from LAURA BEYEER
July 7, 2017 12:48 PM
DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO ALL OF THE FAMILY. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU TO GIVE YOU STRENGTH, COURAGE AND PEACE DURING THIS TIME. I DIDN'T KNOW EITHER OF YOUR PARENTS BUT THEY SOUND LIKE SO MUCH FUN. PASS ON THEIR LEGACY WITH YOUR STORIES.
Message from Jody-Lynn
July 7, 2017 11:15 AM
Many wonderful memories of this beautiful couple.
Long ago I remember having a early dinner cooked by Hank. She always had the best pork tenderloin and fresh veggies that Artie had picked from their garden, that we would make a salad from. Oh and can't forget about the famous pepper relish!! It was an afternoon Michigan Football game day. After eating we would go out in the living room and relax, Artie was dozing, the rest of us almost fall asleep because the home was always comfy and had a small breeze of fresh air coming through. It was so quiet with the game going and out of no where..... this bean bag football type object is literally thrown from the dining room at the TV. A tiny Michigan Football that played the Michigan Fight Song rolls across the floor. It was Hank!! This five foot nothing woman had a hell of an arm and more energy than any child I have ever met. Her team had scored and she was a happy lady.
When visiting in Arizona - I remember Artie taking his time peeling apples with a knife - he didn't want to waste any of the fruit so this process could take a good half hour or even more. When Artie was done he would lay out a certain amount of pretzel sticks to have with his apple slices. Seems to me that 14 pretzel sticks were the allowed amount "because these babies have a lot of salt". When they returned home, he had a new apple peeler/corer which was the best invention ever known to man. He loved that thing!
H&A made a great life and a wonderful, loving family.
Long ago I remember having a early dinner cooked by Hank. She always had the best pork tenderloin and fresh veggies that Artie had picked from their garden, that we would make a salad from. Oh and can't forget about the famous pepper relish!! It was an afternoon Michigan Football game day. After eating we would go out in the living room and relax, Artie was dozing, the rest of us almost fall asleep because the home was always comfy and had a small breeze of fresh air coming through. It was so quiet with the game going and out of no where..... this bean bag football type object is literally thrown from the dining room at the TV. A tiny Michigan Football that played the Michigan Fight Song rolls across the floor. It was Hank!! This five foot nothing woman had a hell of an arm and more energy than any child I have ever met. Her team had scored and she was a happy lady.
When visiting in Arizona - I remember Artie taking his time peeling apples with a knife - he didn't want to waste any of the fruit so this process could take a good half hour or even more. When Artie was done he would lay out a certain amount of pretzel sticks to have with his apple slices. Seems to me that 14 pretzel sticks were the allowed amount "because these babies have a lot of salt". When they returned home, he had a new apple peeler/corer which was the best invention ever known to man. He loved that thing!
H&A made a great life and a wonderful, loving family.
Message from Bill and Laurie Beckman
July 6, 2017 9:16 PM
Dear Bob, Linda and family, we send our sincere love and comfort to you for the loss of your Dad. Know you are thought about during this difficult time.....sincerely Bill and Laurie
Message from Michelle & Keith Vliem
July 6, 2017 7:00 PM
Shari, Drew & the Gosselin Gang,
Our heart goes out to all of you. May all your great memories of Artie provide you comfort during this difficult time. Love to all!
Keith & Michelle
Our heart goes out to all of you. May all your great memories of Artie provide you comfort during this difficult time. Love to all!
Keith & Michelle
Message from Marc RUDAT
July 6, 2017 2:46 PM
To the Gosselin family, my family's and my sincere condolences. Your dad was always very kind to transport us around after football practice during the high school years. It's sad that the old neighborhood has lost such a special person. My thoughts to you Shari especially. I am sure you all have so many many memories. I hope those special moments help you through this difficult time.
Message from duke
July 6, 2017 1:03 PM
it must have been 10-12 years ago........ws sitting at Cup's house on the couch next to Artie after a game. The call cam out for "pizza time"........80 some odd years old and that guy jumped to his feet to get at the pizza faster than most teenagers. I thought to myself......I'd better step up my game. Beaten to the food line by a guy in his 80's.......I guess then I didn't realize who I was up against..........R.I.P. it was a pleasure to know you!
Message from mike hughes
July 6, 2017 10:31 AM
Bob and Linda, Sorry to hear of Dad's passing. Deepest sympathy and thoughts for you. Love the picture!
Message from Nancy Fox & Heidi Vaughan
July 6, 2017 10:06 AM
Love and sympathy to the Gosselin family.
A candle was lit by Margo
on July 6, 2017 9:19 AM
Message from Dick Walhout
July 5, 2017 6:07 PM
So sorry to hear of Art's passing. I have many memories from years ago. He truly loved life to the fullest. I always appreciated how he always had an interest in others and always took time to visit. We will all miss him......a great man indeed. You have our condolences.
Message from Mark R. Parrish
July 5, 2017 5:20 PM
To the Family of Mr. Arthur Gosselin,
The membership of American Legion Post #234 in Hart, Michigan, would like to share our deepest sympathy with your family on your loss. Mr. Gosselin’s service to our country makes him a hero as far as we’re concerned and certainly you’re very proud of him, too. We want you to know that his brothers and sisters in arms now share in your grief.
Warmest Regards and God bless you all.
Mark R. Parrish, Commander
The membership of American Legion Post #234 in Hart, Michigan, would like to share our deepest sympathy with your family on your loss. Mr. Gosselin’s service to our country makes him a hero as far as we’re concerned and certainly you’re very proud of him, too. We want you to know that his brothers and sisters in arms now share in your grief.
Warmest Regards and God bless you all.
Mark R. Parrish, Commander
Message from Julie (Sillman) Foster
July 5, 2017 3:39 PM
I am sorry to hear of your loss. God Bless and give you comfort.
Message from Jeff Newmyer
July 5, 2017 3:25 PM
So sorry to hear about Mr. Gosselin's passing. He was a great football coach and a great guy.
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