Gary V. SPEED

May 31, 1948 - February 16, 2021

BORN

May 31, 1948

DIED

February 16, 2021

Gary SPEED Obituary

Gary passed away on February 16, 2021, at the age of 72. Born in Victoria on May 31, 1948, Gary is survived by his loving wife Marlene, his children Paul, Jill and Sue, two granddaughters and his brother Bill. Gary worked for many years at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria. After retirement he built his dream log home where he lived with his wife for 25 years. A loving husband and father, Gary was an avid woodworker who built fine furniture and many beautiful items for their home. He had a fabulous dry sense of humor and a strength of character equal only to his warm and loving heart.

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Published by The Times Colonist from Feb. 26 to Feb. 28, 2021.

Memories and Condolences
for Gary SPEED

3 Entries

cheryl milne

July 31, 2021

I was so sad to read about Gary's passing.
We lived across the street from the Speed family and a lot of my best memories come from the old gang on Avebury Ave. where we all felt like a big family.
We all had so much fun together.
I look at his smiling face and still see the kid I knew.
Thank you Gary for knowing you.
All the best to his family.
Cheryl Milne
Friend

Andrea & Garry Bellagente

March 1, 2021

Dear Marlene and family
We are saddened to hear of Gary's passing.
He was such lovely gentleman.
My wife Andrea " bell " grew up on the same street
and has many fond memories of Gary.
I came to know Gary when i met Andrea in high school.
Our condolences Andrea and Garry Bellagente

Alexander Ray Bell

February 27, 2021

I WAS SHOCKED TO HEAR GARY PAST! MARLENE MY THOUGHT ARE WITH YOU AND THE FAMILY! WE GREW UP TO GETHER ON AVEBURY WE HAD A GREAT TIME.WE EVEN WENT ACROSS CANADA TOGETHER PLEASE CALL ME IF I CAN DOE ANY THING FOR YOU AND THE FAMILY. YOUR OLD FRIEND ALEX BELL

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