Gail Ann Guerrero

Birth date: Aug 22, 1946 Death date: Jan 7, 2024

Gail Ann Guerrero, age 76, passed away Sunday, January 7, 2024. She was born August 22, 1946 in Muskegon, MI to Fred and Mary (Bray) Johnston and spent her childhood in Jacksonville, FL and moved back to Muskegon after high school Read Obituary

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Rebecca Johnston-Whitcher

94w ago

My Aunt Gail was always so warm and loving towards me. Growing up, my favorite memories are visiting Michigan during the summer and exploring Twin Lake, the beautiful little town her and my Dad (Fred Johnston Jr) grew up in and loved so much. Aunt Gail and Uncle Tony's lake house and having sleepovers with all the cousins in an airstream in the driveway and tubing all day behind the boat. Boating over to Uncle Babe's house on the lake and playing outside all day. What fun those times were for me! Many miles always separated us, but through the years her love never waned. I miss my Dad's stories of him and Aunt Gail's adventures. Every time I saw my Dad, he had just hung up the phone with Gail, who reminded him of another story they couldn't stop laughing at. I know they are having a blast together again in heaven. God bless her family, Toniann and her grandkids who I know miss her tremendously. I love you all! ❤️

Jessi

95w ago

One year and one day after Uncle Tony passed, I guess you just missed him to much. I'll always remember all the get togethers at their house in Twin Lake, the cookouts, swimming and fireworks!! Great memories with great people! She was a gracious host who welcomed everyone, and their friends. She taught me how to paint too! I remember being around 10 and she'd have an easel with a little canvas right next to her big one and walk me through each step so we'd have exact matching creations...okay, not "exact", hers were far better! You will be missed dearly Aunt Gail!! Love to the family!!

Lisa Johnston

95w ago

As long as I live I will never forget our last visit together. She was so positive, smiling and desiring to show us the art forms placed in downtown Muskegon by connected Algonquin tribal community. Even short of breath, she insisted she was fine and loved being out in the sunlight and beauty of the outdoors near Lake Michigan— absolutely LOVED her NATIVE heritage. Every visit was special, always. She had such a gentle way that put me at ease…and showed us all how to laugh at ourselves very well. One time at a family gathering there were the usual family shenanigans— and a “kick me” sticky note was placed on her back. One by one this kept being pointed out to everyone— and nobody was actually kicking her—- but each person would laugh when they saw it. She would see a person laughing and she would laugh too— not knowing why she was laughing. Then everyone started laughing at how tickled she was getting, laughing right along with everyone—- and people began to roll in laughter, then she did too!!! What a good example and good sport she always was. Loved serving the children…adored her family— especially those grand babies, no matter how grown they got. Oh how she beamed when I told her that her baby was one of the most beautiful baby girls I had ever seen, when I saw her pictures. She hid that kind of treasure in her genuine heart of love. I know our Heavenly Father is proud of how she examined herself and tried on the moccasins of another when others were in question. What a gift you have been for us all❤️ I love you

Mary Ann Wesley

95w ago

I feel it has been a privilege to have known Gail!!! We were connected through Toni and Aurora and the children,,, I was able to visit with Gail just 2 days befor her passing and she was still sharing her wonderful loving style!!! God Bless her and her wonderful family!!! She is now at peace with the love of her life!!!

Emily Wawrzyniak-Bray

95w ago

I am so sorry about hearing of this. I have so many great memories of Gail, Tony and Toni Ann growing up. I am blessed to be related to such great people and Everytime I think of either Gail or Tony ( and Toni Ann) I have the biggest smile on my face and in my heart. They have given me the best memories of growing up and Gail is surely missed... My thoughts hugs and prayers go out to everyone... I know that they are singing some country or Rod Stewart songs together and laughing... Love you Toni Ann (and family) -Emily

Toni Guerrero

95w ago

My mom was a pretty amazing lady. She was always doing something, wether it was gardening, crafting, or do things like buying 48 artificial christmas trees with my aunts on a whim. She had such a large extended family and many friends made at one of her many jobs, like great lakes downs and the party stores. She is missed but has my dad, her brother and Jordan to look after now. ♥️

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95w ago

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Toni Marie

95w ago

It was a blessing to have Aunt Gail thru out my life . I cherish all my memories of Aunt Gail when I was child and as adult. Thru Happy times and sad times. I know that my kids and grandkids loved you very much! You are going to be missed by everyone. Be at peace 💕
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Toni Marie

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