Obituary of Dustin Juan Hostutler

Check me out, check me out. My name is Dustin Juan Hostutler, many know me as D-bo. I was born to Kathy Brenner and Dick Hostutler in good ol’ Minneapolis. Though I wasn’t ready since I was only 39, God chose me to come home on September 3, 2020. 

Basically, if you want to know who I am, I am is as unique as they come. You will never know another soul like mine. Your pretty lucky if your my family or if I consider you as a friend. I am thee coolest dude you’ll ever meet and everything I touch becomes cool! I’m very easy going and pretty blunt so I’m gonna tell you whether you want to hear it or not. I just love to have fun, laugh and make people laugh. I’ll probably end up teasing you but you can’t stay mad at me for long, ha! All around, I’m quite a lovable, genuine guy! I also love to go for car rides listening to my music as well as getting out my bike and letting my hair blow in the wind! I love ALL of my trinkets, I collect everything and anything! So no one touch my stuff because it’s still all MINE! But what I love most of all is my family, and of course eating. My most favorite thing in life is being a dad. My kid is my pride and joy, she looks and acts just like me so watch out world! Oh and I’m a professional at everything I do, so I have many trades. 

I didn’t leave any of my fart vacuums behind as I’m just simply waiting in heaven for my forever long time love Melanieeeee, our daughter Bubba (Breana), my mom Kathy, my step-dad Jay, my siblings Chinubs (Tanya)(Scott), Sam (Megan), Raissa, Wyatt (Kelly), and my brother from another mother, Funk. As well as all my aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and in-laws. I can’t forget about my dog, Romeo, and my cat Gus. 

Here in heaven its pretty kool beans. I have joined my dad and my grandparents as well as my uncles Larry, Jerry, Kenny, and Fuzzy and many others. 

Don’t worry about me, as I am safe. Life is short, so we will meet again. Live and laugh as if I’m still around by continuing living on my memory because I know I’ll never be forgotten! Peace out! 

Since we’re still living in the pandemic my service is private with only my family and closest friends, but my celebration of life is for everyone who knows me!