Visitation: Visitation, with family present, will be Tuesday, February 6th from 5-7 p.m. at Anderson Funeral Home, Canton, SD.
Service: Funeral services will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at Canton Lutheran Church.
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Justis Bartling, age 31, died unexpectedly Friday, January 26, 2024. Funeral services will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at Canton Lutheran Church. Visitation, with family present, will be Tuesday, February 6th from 5-7 p.m. at Anderson Funeral Home, Canton, SD.
Justis was born on May 26, 1992 to Tim and Tami (Dorr) Bartling in Sioux Falls, SD. He attended school in Canton where he was active in sports, especially baseball.
Through the years, Justis worked at Manley Tire, Showplace Cabinets, Menards, and most recently, ESI. When not working, Justis enjoyed fishing, baseball, collecting baseball cards, Buick cars, spending time at the lake/cabin, dogs, and listening to music.
Grateful for sharing his life are his parents, Tami Lundstrom (Ed Wangen) and Tim Bartling (Vonda Oltmanns); brothers, Seth (Megan) Lundstrom and Trace Bartling; his grandma, Jenne Dorr; nephew, Bryden Salwei; along with numerous extended relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his infant brother, Dalton; grandparents, Maurice and Betty Long, Dallas Dorr, and Gordan Bartling; uncle, Brian Dorr; cousin, Zach Krueger, and buddy, Breezy.
I am along with my fellow coworkers that got the pleasure of working with him at ESI are just numb over the news of his passing. Greatly missed.
Tami, Trace, Seth and Tim. Gerry Nd I are so, so sorry and sad to hear of this. you are all in our prayers. in sympathy, Gerry and Vickie Veenis.
My heart breaks for you with the loss of Justis. To lose someone you love so deeply at such a young age is so hard to understand. You have been by his side every step of the way trying to nurse him back to health. It’s hard to understand why God had other plans for Justis. I know he is in good hands I just wish he was in your arms. We are here for you if you need us❤️
Bartling family, I’m so sorry for your loss. May he be in peace.
Im so sorry to Hear about your son ! Sending my condolences to your families at this difficult time (((Hugs)))
My deepest sympathies on your loss. My heart aches for you. Many hugs of love, comfort & support to your family.❤️
sorry for your loss. May his memories comfort you in the coming days. Tim and Linda
My heart breaks of this news. Justis and I worked together for awhile and always hung out at my neighbors. May he RIP
so sorry to hear of justice passing. a soul taking too soon. he always had that contagious smile and always made me laugh with his great sense of humor…a memory ill never forget. that and when my son Blake would go fishing with him in their younger year! he spent time at my house a few times and I really enjoyed his company sitting on our porch and sitting around the pit telling stories or just hanging out with Blake and the buddies! even though Blake and him lost touch over the years they where great friends growing up and those memories will always stick with us. may God wrap his loving arms around his family during this most difficult time. and give them comfort and peace. our thoughts and prayers are with you. Tom and Tricia Minsaas
I worked with Justis at ESI and am very happy that I got to know him. We had great debates over baseball and football teams. He was a favorite grocery man too when delivering his mom’s garden produce to us. Another coworker described Justis as a gentle giant. I think that’s so true. He’s a wonderful young man that left too soon. I’m one of many that will miss him.
We are so sorry for your loss.Your in our thoughts and prayers.
To Justis’s family and friends positive thoughts and live your best lives with Justis in your hearts.
Tami and family – I am so very sorry to hear about Justis! Words are not adequate, but please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Praying you all find comfort, strength and peace now and in the days to come.
I am so sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace. If there is anything you need Bartley family please reach out to me. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
I miss our conversations about who was the best MLB Baseball Team. We all know how you enjoyed watching your Atlanta Braves and how we both liked hot dogs from Costco in Sioux Falls! You were a great coworker here at ESI in Sioux Falls and now I won’t get your mothers homemade pickles and zucchinis delivered anymore. God Bless your family and I will think of you when ever I see an Atlanta Braves score on TV and will eat a hot dog from Costco in your honor.
I had the extreme privilege of working with your son at ESI building 3. Although I just knew him for just a few months of his too short life I knew very quickly this young man was very special. I believe I can speak for everyone in building 3 that your son was liked very much and respected even more. Smart, quick wit, funny, very good and fast worker, he made many people laugh. I remember I wore an ugly Guiness golf hat to work, and he wanted to wear it and he looked like the biggest leprechaun ever. I could go on with many more stories, but I will close with this, he is now walking with no pain, and the people he is hanging out with are laughing.
Cali
Tami, Tim, and Family. we are so sorry to hear of Justis’ passing. When we lived in Canton we saw him alot while he was growing up and he was always a good kid. His life ended way too soon. we are thinking of you. Todd and Tanna