Carl John Gustafson
He was born on May 2, 1944 and died on December 19, 2020 in Ottawa, ON. at the age of 76. He was the son of the late Carl Gustafson and the late Verna Edgecombe, and father of the late Alan. He leaves behind his spouse Harriet Gustafson; his daughter Elin; his grandson Harvey; his siblings: Jean Stalker and Andrea Lothrope as well as relatives and friends.
Private internment will take place in the spring.
Online condolences may be made at www.cfo.coop
Our sincere sympathy to you and your family,Harriet. Donald and Susan Pickett
I am so sorry for your loss. I think of Carl often. He called and said he was going but it is still very difficult to believe.
I am a former employee of Preston Hardware and I remember serving Carl many times in the 6 years I was employed there. I remember him fondly, he was always kind and would stop for a little chat whenever possible. My condolences to the family.
Que mon soutien réchauffe votre coeur
Jean, I am so sorry you've lost your brother. Know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
My deepest condolences for your loss. Carl was my colleague for many years and remember him well for the many life lessons he had to offer. Always a good story to tell, a hard worker and a boundary man. One of the best, using his talent to make the finest of monuments on the Canada-US border. Tough as nails, a voyager with a heart of gold. I will always remember him in thought and in prayer. Joe Harrietha and family.
C’est vraiment triste de perdre un amie depuis longtemps. Gaetan et Paule Boisvert.
Que mon soutien réchauffe votre coeur
Carl was one of Canada’s great modern-time land surveyors. In the footsteps of the likes of George Mercer Dawson, Carl had a distinguished career with the International Boundary Commission (IBC). His work achievements at IBC remain an inspiration for all of us. I had the privilege of working for Carl has a junior land surveyor, under his mentorship and guidance I discovered the beauties and challenges of land surveying in Canada. Carl was also a true “Homme de la Renaissance”, his deep knowledge of so many fields of human activity, his curiosity, and his fantastic memory made him such an interesting person to be with. I have many fond memories of great discussions we had and how these exchanges were inspirational for me. Rest in peace my dear friend, Stephan Moresoli
