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Milo Wietstock

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Milo Lavern Wietstock, 89, of Bismarck, passed away on Sept. 16, 2023 at Missouri Slope Care Center.  Cremation has taken place and internment at

the North Dakota Veterans’ Cemetery will occur at a later date.

Milo was born on Jan. 24, 1934 to Oscar and Violet (Mutschler) Wietstock in Arena, ND.  He graduated from Wing High School in 1952.  Milo enlisted in

the U.S. Air Force in 1952 serving as a radio operator until being honorably discharged in July of 1956.  He married Gladys Wise on June 15, 1958 in

Wing, ND.  Milo graduated from Jamestown College in 1960.  Milo and Gladys had three sons.   Milo started his career working for the US General

Account Office in Los Angles, CA before eventually relocating to Detroit, MI where he was an Assistant Regional Manager.  Upon retirement, Milo

and Gladys moved to Bismarck to be close to family and friends.  Milo’s interests include golf, supporting his sons’ extracurricular activities, and

serving on various church boards.

He is survived by his loving wife Gladys, of 65 years; 3 sons, Steven (Anne), of South Bend, IN, Shawn, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Timothy (Kendra) of Goshen, IN, 2 grandchildren, Megan (Mark) Musick and Matthew, and a sister, Arlys Poppke, of Bismarck.

He was preceded in death his parents, 2 brothers, Loren Ardell and Kenneth, and sister, Janice Fetzer.

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So sorry for your loss

So sorry May God keep you in his arms always thank you for your beautiful smile and always so kind Lester from the Missouri slopes

Sending much love to all of you! I have many fond memories of hanging out at your house on Berwyn when I was young. with love Sunita

Sincere condolences from my mom, the rest of the Lein family and, of course, Carla and I. Milo was a guy I really looked up to. I thoroughly enjoyed it when he and family would return to Wing on vacation, and I would go across the street and play with the kids. Sometimes I’d hang around the adults and talk sports. I was thoroughly enjoyed when I found out Milo and Gussie would return to North Dakota for retirement. They even attended my wedding to Carla! Again, to Gussie and to the rest of the family, God bless as you mourn this great man, and know that others mourn with you.