Gail M. Strohbusch

February 19, 1962 - October 22, 2019

Gail M. Strohbusch, age 57, of Horicon passed away on Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison.Gail was born the daughter of Michael Bath on February 19, 1962. Gail was raised by her father Michael and his wife Mary. She was a 1980 graduate of Beaver Dam High School. Gail was then united in marriage to Donald Strohbusch on July 23, 1982 in Horicon. She continued her schooling and went on to serve and take care of others as an LPN. She had worked for 20 plus years at Columbus Care Center and then went on to work 10 plus years for Dodge Correctional until her health declined. In her spare time, Gail loved going on gaming trips as well as playing casino games online. She loved to travel with her husband to see her children and her grandchildren. She will be fondly remembered as a remarkable and strong woman with a quick wit who couldn’t be held down and was always the bigger person.Gail is survived by her husband- Donnie of Horicon. Her children- Angela (Charlie) Roze of Green Bay, Leah (fiancé Sam Hinz) Strohbusch of Horicon, Shawn Strohbusch of Pierre, SD., her special son in law- Nathan Lyman of Horicon. Her grandchildren- Justin, Shaun, Andrea Lyman and Ben Roze. Her siblings- Michael (Sue) Bath of LA., Jim Bath of NC., Jeff Bath of Baltimore, MD., Michelle Munday of Taylorsville, NC., Barb Farley of Franford, DE., Dawn (Don) Strahota of Beaver Dam, and Scott (Holly) Bath of Taylorsville, NC. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.She was preceded in death by her parents, and grandmother Isabelle Guthrie.Private family services were held.Memorials may be made in memory of Gail to: Heritage for the Blind, The Diabetes Association, or the National Alliance on Mental Illness.*The pain is finally over… you were welcomed into the nonjudgmental arms of the afterlife.

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Donnie and family....I am sadden to hear of Gails passing. I was going to send a card , but not sure I have the correct address. You are in my prayers Donnie and if you need anything I am here. The Gail I knew so long ago was kind and loving. She loved you Donnie, never forget that love it will get you through. Love and Prayers too you and yours. Love Nona...

I met Gail on June 1st of this year at my salon. She came in with Leah, her daughter, and we had a lovely time together! Gail was such a genuine, kind-hearted woman! You can see just how amazing she was by the children she raised. Her legacy will live on through her kids and grandkids. She is now pain free in heaven, but will be missed on this earth my all who knew her.

Prayers go out to her family my sister she hung out when younger she had a very special soul and caring person will miss her during tax time may the higher power watch over you all

Gail was a very good friend for many years, I remember getting together playing games talking and alot of laughter, we had alot of great weekends together.

To Strohbusch Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. She will be missed.

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I am sorry that I never had a chance to meet you. But I have met your daughter Leah, and she is a beautiful human being. Anyone that could have raised such a beautiful daughter must have been themselves a beautiful soul. My Hope for your family is they find comfort in the remembrance of the beautiful person you are. Peace love and joy.

I am so sad to hear of Gail's passing. You're family will be in my prayers. I have only good memories of her growing up. I was blessed to have known her.

My deepest sympathies go out to Gail's husband and family. Gail and I went to Jefferson school and on up. We had many fun times together growing up. Gail has such a good sense of humor. She will be missed from our class but never forgotten.

I am so sorry for your loss Donnie, and family. I was a classmate of Donnie's, so sorry to read about your wife passing.

So sorry to hear this sad news. I have actually been thinking about Gail lately, wanted to contact her but couldn't find a number or address. We grew up together for a number of years.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.