(262) 653-0667
3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Gary Theodore Kubas, 51, of Paddock Lake, WI, was called home on Monday, June 3, 2013. He passed away peacefully at home with his wife at his side after his battle with cancer.
Gary married the love of his life, Gail Rae Kubas on September 13, 1980. Their 32 years of marriage brought them much joy. Gary was a very proud father of daughter Mindy Faber, 32, (Casey) of Silver Lake, WI and his son Adam Kubas, 27, (Kate) of Twin Lakes, WI. He is survived by his mother Helen Kubas and siblings Steve, Greg, and Barb Kubas along with his lifelong best friend Bill Perterson, all from Paddock Lake, WI. We would like to also mention the countless family members and friends that have shown their love and support for our family through this time. But most precious of all, he has left behind his beautiful granddaughters; Ardyn 4, Ashlyn 2, Audrianna 2, and Haven 1, who adored their papa. Their countless fun and loving memories with him will never be forgotten.
Gary was a successful general manager for Wisconsin Allied in Milwaukee, WI. Gary was an active member of Christ Lutheran Church. His hobbies included; boating, fishing, riding ATV’s and spending time with his family at the lake.
Gary lived life by the motto, “Attitude is everything”. He left this world to the devotional quote from L.B. Cowman, from the book, Streams in the Dessert, “With Christ in my vessel, I smile at the storm.”
In lieu of flowers, memorials to the family would be appreciated.
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(262) 653-0667
3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Tim Cantrell says:
When I received the email yesterday, it hit me like a brick. I had no idea that Gary was sick. I will always remember the memories of when I visited your home and working with Gary when he was at Scotsman and Wisconsin Allied. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you during this time. My prayers are with you all. I’m glad that Gary knew Christ as his Savior, I know I will see him again someday and we can talk ice machines agian. I remember when your family came down to Georgia and we all went to Stone Mountain for the Laser show, our kids were young then, and now their all grown up with families of their own.
Dianna & Tom Underhill says:
We are very sorry for your loss. Tom worked @ Merkt’s Cheese with Gary..it’s been a long time. We hope your wonderful memories help you through this difficult time.
louise Dorweiler-Holbert says:
I am very sorry for your loss.My prayers are with all.
Bettie Brandes says:
I am so sorry for the loss of Gary. I attend Christ Lutheran church also and he will be missed at church by so many. He had lots of friends there that cared about him. He would bring his Mom to church and they would march almost up to the front and he would sit there with his arm around his Mom. All of the people would comment how special that was. We will miss that tender part of the two of them,
My prayers and thoughts are with all the family at this time of lossing Gary.
Bill Litchy says:
I worked with Gary for many years as a fellow employee and when he was with Wisconsin Allied. His enthusiasm was contagious. His outlook was positive and his boundless help was appreciated by everyone. I will miss him.
Gil and Gloria Lauritsen says:
We remember Gary from when our kids went to school and played softball together. Gil and Gary coached the team. It was evident then that he was a great person and dad! Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
Susan Kornely says:
My sympathy goes out to Gail and the entire family. I remember Gary as one of the most nicest and thoughtful people I went to High School with. My sincere thoughts and prayers go out to all his family and close friends.
Sharon Baltes says:
Mindy and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May you find comfort in wonderful and loving memories.
Sharon Baltes
Lorna McCarville says:
To Gail, Mindy, Adam, Helen, Steve, Greg, Barb and all of your families,
I am so extremely sorry to hear of Gary’s passing. I wasn’t aware that Gary was fighting cancer. I don’t even know what to say.
On behalf of myself, Kody, Molly & Charlie Ann please accept our deepest sympathy.
Lorna McCarville
Bernadette Elverman says:
It was with great sadness that I read about the death of Gary. I know that the Kubas family is a strong, loving and supportive clan. It still does not take away the pain. I have fond memories of all of you as students at Central High. Please know that you have my heartfelt sympathy.