Gale A Holloway

Gale was an awesome cousin and friend. I always enjoyed our gatherings around lakes, parks, and exploring many city adventures around Wisconsin! RIP Gale

Gale was a more subtle and steady version of his name. If the first quality of love is 'Love is patient" then Gale reminded us of the starting place of love - and the starting point of faith, which is hope. He lived in hope.

Our thought and prayers are with you and your family. May the promise of the resurrected Christ reassure you and support you during this time apart.

Gale had a positive and constant impact on so many lives, young and old. He was a truely amazing person. In our family, he left a legacy of countless woodworking and craft projects that he gifted us at Christmas. Most are still in use or displayed to this day. As a young boy, I remember looking up to Gale as a big brother (15 years older) that I respected and wanted to emulate. Being so much older than me he was like a Dad to me..... but a really fun one. I have memories of sitting on the front of his Harley seat as he took me for a ride (no helmets).... one hand on each gas tank cap, and feet on the role bar. I remember one time we stopped at a stop sign and I noticed that my feet had slipped off the role bar and onto the engine. The sole of my brand new tennis shoes had melted. A sad and tramatic moment for a young boy, but Gale assured me it would be alright, and Mom would buy me new ones. I recall so many fun times with my BIG brother. Dan Holloway

Sorry for your loss. I worked with gale at the DNR and fondly remember him stopping at Ripon Good Cookies to bring them to the office. He was a great person to work with. Connie Scott