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James Hustis
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I'm a retired retail manager after 35+ years. I'm a grave researcher for Find A Grave for over 22 years.
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Kurt was a master carpenter doing everything from framing to finish carpentry for over 30 years. He was considered one of the best and did all the case, base and crown molding in our current home. He was also a skilled landscaper working for many years with J.E Design Associates (Jim Evans) designing and constructing some of the most unique and beautiful landscapes in all of Eagle Rock, CA and surrounding areas.
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James Stephen Hustis of Los Angeles, California United States was born on July 18, 1957 at St. Vencent Medical Center 2131 West Third St, in Los Angeles to William Hustis, JR and Rosemary Hustis. James Hustis has siblings Kurt Hustis and Roseanne Booth.
Roseanne (Hustis) Booth of Brentwood, California United States was born on October 10, 1952 in Los Angeles to William Hustis, JR and Rosemary Hustis. Roseanne Booth has siblings Kurt Hustis and James Hustis.
Kurt Warren Hustis of 810 Beacon Ave, in Los Angeles, California United States was born on October 23, 1959 at St. Vincent Medical Center 2131 West Third St, in Los Angeles to William Hustis, JR and Rosemary Hustis. He had siblings Roseanne Booth and James Hustis. Kurt Hustis died at age 63 years old on October 15, 2023 at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center 4867 W Sunset Blvd, in Los Angeles.
On October 15, 2023 at 04:26 PM we lost a best friend, caring, loving, funny and above all the best little brother in the whole wide world Kurt Warren Hustis.
My brother Kurt was an amazingly talented finish carpenter and landscaper producing some of the most amazing creations you could imagine. We are very fortunate to have had Kurt's work throughout our home that we seriously brag about and will live on for many, many years. After all the main remodeling was done, Kurt just kept coming back to continue detailing and apply many of his other talents such as painting, plumbing and patch work.
Kurt Hustis
Kurt Hustis
Rosemary (Owens) Hustis of 2709 Dicturn St, in Los Angeles, California United States was born on November 28, 1928 in Ray, AZ. She was married to William Hustis, JR on October 9, 1946 at Los Angeles County Court House. in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, and had children Roseanne Booth, James Hustis, and Kurt Hustis. Rosemary Hustis died at age 82 years old on January 20, 2011 at Verdugo Hills Hospital 1812 Verdugo Blvd, in Glendale.
This is my mother Rosemary. She was born in the town of Ray Arizona. Her mother was Rosa "Rose" Valenzuela and her father was William "Bill" Owens. She had four older siblings the oldest being Constance Avenenti. Three of her older siblings passed away from various illnesses. A short time after her father passed away (Mom was 6 yrs old) they moved to Los Angeles, CA where her mother got a job as a seamstress. My mother attended catholic school and later went onto college where she met my father William Hustis Jr. Together they had four children, Roseanne, William "Bill" 3rd, James "Jim" and Kurt. My mother was a extremely talented artist painting canvas, clothing and even motor cycles. She loved to draw and or sketch just about everything. I have hanging on the walls of my home air brushed neck ties she made along with some oil paintings. Being an avid reader, she loved mystery novels and suspense. One of her favorite authors was Steven King and she also read Edgar Cayce. In January 1998 she suffered a aneurysm for which she never fully recovered. My mother was a great lady and friend and she is dearly missed but she is now with my dad where she belongs.
Rosemary Hustis
Rosemary Hustis
Kelly Hustis was born on October 14, 1956 in Los Angeles, California United States to Patrick Hustis and Ann Hustis, and has siblings Patti Hustis and Christine Baxter. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Kelly Hustis.
Christine Teresa (Hustis) Baxter of Los Angeles, California United States was born on March 30, 1951 in Los Angeles to Patrick Hustis and Ann Hustis. She had siblings Patti Hustis and Kelly Hustis. Christine Baxter died at age 41 years old on October 26, 1992 in Los Angeles.
Christine was the daughter of Patrick "Pat" Hustis and Marie. Pat and Marie divorced when Christine was a young child and her mother was remarried. Though I never met her in person, we had talked many times on the phone. In 1991 Christine found me while seeking out her father Pat. I had registered with quite a few geology places and she ran across my name and number. After calling my mother Rosemary Hustis, I called my uncle Pat and gave him the news that his long lost daughter was looking for him. My mother and my other uncle Wayne Hustis met with her and within a few days she was on a flight to Montana to meet her father whom she had no recollection of. The reunion was sadly short lived as we found out later Christine had a substance abuse problem and passed away as a result. She was a very bright, intelligent person with a big heart and sense of humor. I really regret not actually meeting her and wish we could have spent more time talking.
Christine Baxter
Christine Baxter
