Brian Goytowski

Waunakee - Brian Goytowski was born on June 7th, 1981 and was 30 years old at the time of his death on December 8, 2011. Brian graduated from Waunakee High School. He worked at Schoeps Ice Cream for 6 � years. Brian's family members include his parents; Dale & Paulette Goytowski of Waunakee; his sister, Kristina Soltis (Roman) of Windsor; his adorable niece and much cherished goddaughter Elora Soltis of Windsor; Grandparents; Edward (deceased) & Lucy Korus of Wausau, Barney (deceased) and Margaret Goytowski of Schofield; uncles, Clifford Goytowski (Paulette) Grafton of Ohio, Floyd Goytowski (Darlene) of Ringle, WI, Ron Kordus (Elizabeth) of Schofield, and Edward Kordus Jr. (Pat) of Florida; aunt, Diane Skipper (deceased), Mona Strom (Eric), of Zion, IL, Fay Saydari of Wisconsin Rapids, and Rose Goytowski of Schofield. Brian also had many cousins that will miss him greatly.
Brian enjoyed spending time in the fall hunting with his father, always trying for the big buck. He made his dad so proud on their hunting adventures. Brian and his dad also enjoyed fishing on the Madison area lakes during the summer time.
Brian was an avid sports fan, with his favorite sport being hockey. He loved attending UW Hockey games whenever he could. His favorite NHL team was the New Your Islanders. He was also an avid fan of the Green Bay Packers, UW Football & the Milwaukee Brewers.
Brian loved the summer, especially this last summer. He and his girlfriend, Melissa Rochester, loved spending time camping, hiking and seeing all that nature could provide them, from the bluffs in Southern Wisconsin to the beautiful water falls. Brian loved Melissa so much and they had planned for a beautiful life together. He often said that they were matched perfectly, like a pair of gloves. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. at the Winn-Cress Funeral Home, 5785 Hwy Q, Waunakee. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Brian, you are so loved by so many and will be missed beyond anything imaginable. We wish we could have held you one last time and told you just how much we loved you. Our hearts will forever hold you