Justin Gisel, 37, of Marion, passed away Thursday, December 30, 2021, at St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids. Services are Private. Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids, is caring for Justin and his family.
Survivors include his parents, Richard (Dianna) Gisel and Jean Gisel (Linda Davenport); sisters, Shanda (Scott) Studt, Corie Novak (Jeremy Cohn), and Ashley Woodward; nieces and nephews, Morgan (Alissa), Taylor (Baylee), and Olivia Studt, Simon, Zachary, and Rylen Novak, and Megan and Alex Woodward; great-nephew, Nolan Studt; aunts and uncles, Sol (Joyce) Roehl, Ron Emerson, Mary Ann (Bruce) Harden, Kathy (Steve) Steger, and Karen McGhee; many extended family members; and beloved dog, Ivory.
Justin Richard Gisel was born July 17, 1984, in Clinton, Iowa. He graduated from Benton Community Schools in 2003, and attended Kirkwood Community College where he earned his Associate's. Justin enjoyed watching movies'especially introducing his favorites to his family, motorcycles and cars'he used to work on them, even disassembling one and putting it back together, drawing, photography, and even screenwriting movies of his own. He loved spending time with his nieces and nephews, introducing new experiences to them, and helping them with school projects. Justin was a bit of a wild one, but was always a sweet and caring man who loved his family dearly, and always gave a big bear hug to his mom. He will be deeply missed.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents Gale and Arawanna Gisel, Sol and Eileen Roehl, and Dorothy and Harold Davenport; aunts, Carol (Bill) Gunn, Sherry Emerson, Julie Davenport; and uncle, Curtis Davenport.
In lieu of flowers, Justin's family urges you to get your vaccinations.
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services – Cedar Rapids
With loving memories of “Justin Gisel”,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We are sorry for your loss.
I’m remembering all the gatherings we had when our kids were young. My kids were sharing the memories with me the other day. Growing up and going to Grandma Dorothy’s. All the Easter egg hunts where all of the kids would get as excited for the Easter bunny as they would for Santa. Justin always had a funny sense of humor and didn’t have a problem letting you know what was on his mind. He left us laughing many times! He will be missed. ❤️
Thanks Karen!! He will be missed.
Thanks Karen!! He will be missed!💞💞
I remember this one time when I got annoyed when he spent two hours talking about the WW1 for my history project but now I wish he was here to talk about a project….he will be missed….happy birthday uncle Justin
Its been a long year without him we love you uncle Justin