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Gail Arrington
November 24, 2009
Charlotte I'm thinking of you often and praying that you will find comfort in this time of sorrow. I know you will miss Gerry dearly. My thoughts continue to be with you.
November 10, 2009
I ALSO GREW UP ACROSS THE STREET FROM GERRY.GERRY WAS A YEAR OLDER THAN ME SO WE PLAYED TOGETHER ALL THE TIME.PICKING BERRIES, BURYING DEAD BIRD, CATCHING FIRE FLYS AND ETC.GERRY; WE WELL ALL MISS YOU. YOU ARE NOW VISITING MY PARENT IN HEAVEN.
MARY ANN CYBULSKI LUNDQUIST
November 10, 2009
Gerry and I grew up together in the same neighborhood. We did a lot of hunting and fishing together in our younger days. Recently we got back in touch with one another and he made a couple trips up to my camp in Iron River. We fished places we did when we were young kids. Last Fall when he came, we walked in the woods reminising about the old days. What a great friend he was and will always be to me. Our sympathy to you Ann and the rest of the family. He always spoke so highly of you, Ann. God Bless.
Don Fiorani and Sally
Leah Riddle
November 5, 2009
So sorry for your loss. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We consider it a blessing to have known Gerry and his wonderful wife, Charlotte.
November 4, 2009
I grew up across the street from Gerry. It was such a blessing to watch him grow up, a handsome, carefree man. I will cherish those memories. My sympathy to those left behind. Jack Winquist
Amy Hauser
November 4, 2009
I'll never forget when Uncle Gerry asked me if I knew how a crow lands on a fence.....he squeezed above my knee so hard with both his hands! He was such a jokester!
Robin and Mark Jennelle
November 4, 2009
So sorry for your loss. I will remember Gerry as being such a character. When I would stop by Conway to see my husband Mark - he would holler out "everybody guard your wallets." Such a funny man. He will be missed.
Mike Rettemnier
November 4, 2009
Gerry we will miss you. Mike, Barbara, Conor & Lucky
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