Reynold Lee Gullickson

Marg, I am so sorry to learn of Ren's passing. I loved his straight talk and his easy smile. You were a great team! Love and peace to you in this difficult time.

Family of Reynold ~ Very Saddened to be notified of his passing - Many memories of Friendship and Youthful Neighborhood Campaigns in the 1940"s. The neighborhood then was the North-West corner of Stoughton - times have changed. Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you all at this difficult time. May all the Good Memories be with You.. Norval & Barbara Morgan

Dear Marg and family, I was so very sorry to read about Reynold's passing. I was just thinking about him the other day and wondered how he was doing, as the last time I saw him he was in a wheel chair. We are planning another class reunion and he sure will be missed!! He was a great classmate and we had some fun times. We also use to have some good talks while he was telling me what meat I should buy when I was in Stoughton. My prayers are with you and your family and hope that all your great memories will be of comfort in your difficult time. Fondly, Kathryn Kvamme Braukhoff Grand Junction, CO

Marg and family...He was an outstanding, giving and kind person. I will always remember him. You all will be in my thoughts and prayers. Sandra

My first memory of Reynald is seeing him as a giant basketball player in the early 1950s. I thought he was at least 6' 6" and was surprised later when I worked with him at Howe Brothers Grocery (later Ray's Market) in Stoughton in 1954 when he told me his real height! His humor, work ethic, and life outlook kept him as my hero for a life time. I dated his sister for a while, and he pulled me aside one day. He said, "You better behave yourself and treat Rosalie like a queen or I'll (well, the exact words shouldn't be printed). While I didn't see him much over the next 60 years, he remained my hero. Rest in peace Ren.