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The family is hosting a celebration of life gathering at Infusino’s Banquet Hall (3201 Rapids Drive) on Friday, October 17th, 2025 beginning at 5:00 pm, with a brief service starting at 5:30 pm, followed by food & fellowship.
Racine – Steven Allen Musil, affectionately known to many as Otis, age 68, passed away peacefully, surrounded with the love of family, on September 18, 2025 at Ascension All Saints Hospital.
Steven was born in Racine, WI on October 31, 1956 to the late Raymond and Virginia (nee: Heckel) Musil. A graduate of Walden III High School, Steve and his brother, Chuck, co-owned & operated Musil Bros. Meat Market, located on 76h Street & Rawson Avenue in Franklin.
Steve lived & breathed his Harley-Davidson motorcycles and was a member of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America – Badger Heritage Chapter. He loved his antique bike and traveling throughout the United States, in Canada and Mexico. He enjoyed fishing and hunting, especially the annual grouse hunting trip with his dad, brothers, Uncle Wayne and life-long friend, Steve Larsen. Most of all, he was extremely grateful for being saved by his Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ.
Surviving are his sister, Brenda (Craig) Baumstark; brother, Chuck (Paula Washow) Musil; sister-in-law, Karen Musil; former wife, Vicki Musil; nephews, of whom he was so proud, Ray Baumstark, Shane (Ashlea) Baumstark, Luke (Teesa) Musil and Ross (Melissa) Musil; grand-niece, McKinley Musil; dear aunt, Vicky Heckel; close friend, Bill Stritchko, who thought of him as a brother; other relatives and an extensive circle of friends – too numerous to mention all by name.
In addition to his parents, Steven was preceded in death by his brothers, Ray Richard “Dickie” Musil and David “Lucky” Musil; and stepson, Reggie Baum.
The family is hosting a celebration of life gathering at Infusino’s Banquet Hall (3201 Rapids Drive) on Friday, October 17th, 2025 beginning at 5:00 pm, with a brief service starting at 5:30 pm, followed by food & fellowship.
The family wishes to extend a heartfelt note of thanks to Jeff & Bette Janicki for the compassionate care & support given to Otis in his time of need.
Jodi Peterson says
RIP Otis
Richard Hagopian says
Otis was the best. He will be missed.
Jay Sikes says
Jay Sikes 7223 Douglas Avenue. Racine WI 53402. I’ve only known Otis for a short period of time. Wishing I had met him years ago. For the years I’ve known Otis, we always had welcomed each other with a handshake l considered him to be a good person and soon to be great friend. life is to short Otis will always be missed by me and many others love you like brother, I hope you save a seat for me in Heaven…RIP till we meet again!
Sherry Aukland says
Otis was a good man. His quiet energy was easy to be around. I didn’t know him real well. I met him through Vicki and he was thoughtful, and helped people when he could. He was easy to like. R.I.P. Otis