Too young to go. Too much life left to live, Gary was one who lived his life every minute of every day, he was full of energy, always humorous and I doubt that anyone who met him would ever forget him.
Gary, Im devastated. You where my cousin, friend, family, beer drinking hell raising ass kicking dive partner, we were blood. I will miss you more than you know. Your “big shoulders” i can handle it positive attitude was infectious. I love you brother, rest easy
I was shocked to hear of Gary’s passing. Below are my thoughts and memories about him.
Gary seemed to have a nickname for everyone. The nickname he gave me is “junbug”. We used to hang out a lot. We even went on a fishing trip with our daugthers.
My best Gary story was when we went on a weekend trip to Vegas. He was in his element there. We were driving around in his Mustang and remember us getting lost and ended up in a 2 lane alley. We needed to go in the other direction, but, rather than taking the length of the alley to go around, he decided to spin his car around 180 degrees! I didn’t know it was even possible to do that maneuver in such a tight space! That weekend was a haze with with vague recollections of heavy drinking and visits to quite a few “gentlemen’s clubs”. Good times.
Too young to go. Too much life left to live, Gary was one who lived his life every minute of every day, he was full of energy, always humorous and I doubt that anyone who met him would ever forget him.
Gary, Im devastated. You where my cousin, friend, family, beer drinking hell raising ass kicking dive partner, we were blood. I will miss you more than you know. Your “big shoulders” i can handle it positive attitude was infectious. I love you brother, rest easy
I was shocked to hear of Gary’s passing. Below are my thoughts and memories about him.
Gary seemed to have a nickname for everyone. The nickname he gave me is “junbug”. We used to hang out a lot. We even went on a fishing trip with our daugthers.
My best Gary story was when we went on a weekend trip to Vegas. He was in his element there. We were driving around in his Mustang and remember us getting lost and ended up in a 2 lane alley. We needed to go in the other direction, but, rather than taking the length of the alley to go around, he decided to spin his car around 180 degrees! I didn’t know it was even possible to do that maneuver in such a tight space! That weekend was a haze with with vague recollections of heavy drinking and visits to quite a few “gentlemen’s clubs”. Good times.
Gary, you will be missed, buddy. R.I.P.
Awesome job Chris. RIP Gary.
Thanks Charlie
Gary I miss you so much. with your Birthday just yesterday it reminded of all the goo times we had working in the garage! I miss you brother!