Richard Scott Wolfsen, 46, passed away peacefully in his home in Chicago, IL on July 7, 2010 after a year long brain tumor illness. Scott was born on June 26, 1964 to Wayne and Sharon (Flinton) Wolfsen and graduated from Fremont High School in 1982. He later graduated from Western Michigan University and went on to receive his master's degree in finance from Michigan State University. Scott married Margaret Bogey Greco, M.D. on June 24, 2000. Scott was Vice President of private banking for MB Financial Bank in Chicago. He loved to play the guitar, sail, ride motorcycles, read, and travel. His beautiful voice and sense of humor will be truly missed. He is survived by his wife Margaret Bogey Greco, M.D. of Chicago; his parents, Wayne and Sharon Wolfsen of Fremont; grandmother, Alice Flinton (Lewis, deceased) of White Cloud; sisters, Cheri Lynn (Ross) Spoelma of Fremont; Jennifer (Jason) Gaul of Atlanta, Georgia; niece and nephew, Evie and Benjamin Hollerbach, niece, Lauren Gaul; good long time friend, Evan Ward of Chicago; Margarets relatives; and many friends. He was preceded in death by sister, Renee Wolfsen and grandparents, Richard and June Wolfsen. A memorial service honoring Scott will be held on Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 1:00pm at Crandell Funeral Home Fremont Chapel 7193 W.48th St., PO Box 148, Fremont, MI 49412 with Rev. Case Admiral of the Second Christian Reformed Church presiding with interment at the Maple Grove Cemetery in Fremont. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Miles for Hope, PO Box 5292, Clearwater, FL 33758, www.milesforhope.com. Arrangements by Crandell Funeral Home Fremont Chapel Dear Bogey, Wayne and Sharon and Family, Our prayers continue for all of you as you grieve the loss, of Scott. Your Faith in our God is strong, as is ours; therefore, we know God's promise of being with us as you/we pass through the dark valley and into the Light. God assures us, we will see our loved ones, again. We love you and share in your loss. Love, Ted and Jeannie Posted 7/10/2010 Wayne & Sharon, Even though we sometimes expect it, its never easy when a loved one goes. Of course, we know they are in a much better place in God's tender care. Best to be thankful and not wish him back. My sympathy's are with you. Brad Geeting Posted 7/10/2010 Sharon & Family, You all have my deepest Sympathy in the loss of your Son. God be with you all in your time of need. God Bless You all. Charlie Thomas Posted 7/12/2010 Sharon, Wayne & Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Keep your faith and remember you have lots of friends willing to lend a shoulder/give a hug or whatever else you need. Sharon Corbett Posted 7/12/2010 Aunt Sharon, Uncle Wayne, Jenny & Cheri: Since I knew Scott as a little girl and an adult, I have so many memories of him. I share your tears in your loss--but also the smiles of someone who was fortunate to have known Scott and to have been able to hear him sing with the guitar (will always think of him when I hear "Closing Time" by Semisonic or "More than Words" by Extreme)! And, oh! His sense of humor...!!! My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Since I will be home on the 24th, I won't be able to make the memorial service but hope to see you when I am in Fremont. Hugs to you all from Texas. All my love, Jodi Essebaggers Blanton Carrollton, TX Posted 7/12/2010 To the families of Scott Wolfsen: Wayne and Sharon, We are so sorry for your loss. We know you suffered with Scott during his illness. Parents always hurt when their children hurt. Delores, Scott was your brother's namesake. I worked with your brother at Kroger's briefly in 1936. Many years later, Wayne and Sharon became our neighbors. Our ties go back so many years and in so many ways. Your loss is our loss, too. Arnold and Mildred Woodring Posted 7/12/2010 Wayne, Sharon & family, The right words for your trial life has delivered havent been written. We simply want you to know we are so sorry. God bless. Gordon & Linda Oosterhouse Belmont, MI Posted 7/14/2010 Dear Sharon, Wayne and families, Our hearts ache with you. We stand with you in hope for a better tomorrow when every tear will be wiped away and we will see our loved ones again. Wayne and Carol Posted 7/20/2010