Gary-Schloop-Obituary

Gary R. Schloop

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Gary & Richie were great natural athletes. We 3 kids moved in next door on Green St in 1964. 1st, 2nd, & 4th grades. Super fast runners. Great throwing arms. Throwing stones at turtles & frogs in neighborhood ponds. Mr Schloop worked at a Suzuki dealer & drove a Wonderbread truck. He had the first snowmobile we ever saw. Took us kids for rides. He organized great wiffleball games in their backyard after dinner all summer long. Snowball fights & forts in the heavy snow winters. Our first...

We now live in NC...but always remembering the guys and gals at Time Warner....Especially Schlooper....He did an installation at a friends home in Adams Center last year or maybe it was two years ago and he asked about Bob Sayers....And said to say hello and wished him well....He was a great person and Bob really enjoyed working with him....We were so sad to hear this news...He will be missed and peace be with him and all...Always, Bob and Sheri Sayers

I have been gone from Watertown for 40+ years, but Gary is one of the old friends that I always remembered. A great athlete, making the guys around him better. I'll never forget running a pattern in football practice, coming out of the break, and seeing his perfectly thrown left-handed spiral about 10' away, delivered to the ideal spot; I can see it spinning (backwards...)easy to catch. Touchdown.
Good man, he'll be missed, wish I would have kept up.
Condolences to his family.

Katrina, your dad was an amazing man. You always spoke so highly of him. Just like me, you are a daddy's girl and always will be. I can't imagine the turmoil that is going on inside you. Please remember, he isn't gone forever. He is beside you in everything you do. He is that breeze you feel in the summer, he is that thunderstorm on a hot day. He was so proud of all his kids and grand-kids and now he lives in on in all of you! Love you lady!

My Uncle Gary was a great man and I will always remember the fun times when we lived close by and saw each other often. I always admired the way he made time for my cousins with hockey and swim and pretty much anything they needed him for. My heart goes out to Aunt Robin, jason, Katrina and Robbie and all of us who lost an amazing guy so unexpectedly.

Tom and Christine,

Sad to hear about your loss. We have been thinking of you since we read the news of Gary's passing. We pray you will find peace in the days ahead.

Mike and Sue Tooley & family

Tom, Christine and family... Sorry to hear about your brothers'passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. Take care and God Bless. Warren & Susan McLear and family

Robin, our hearts and prayers are with you and your family. Wish that there was something to say that could ease the pain. Thinking of you buddy. Love you

Sorry to hear of Gary's passing. A short life but a full filled one. May his laugh and many happy memories help through the coming days.

Obituary

Gary's Obituary

The funeral service for Gary R. Schloop will be 11:00am Thursday, April 14th at the Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, Watertown. Burial in Brookside Cemetery will follow the funeral service. Calling hours will be at the funeral home Wednesday, April 13th from 4:00 – 7:00pm.

 

Gary passed away Saturday, April 9th in the emergency room of Samaritan Medical Center. He was 60 years old.

 

Born in Lowville March 29, 1956, Gary was a son to Robert and Shirley (Richards) Schloop. He was educated locally, and graduated from Watertown High School in 1974.

 

Gary worked as a technician for Time Warner Cable. On May 22, 1981 he married Robin Gebo at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church, Watertown.

 

Gary made sure he was a permanent fixture in the lives of his children and grandchildren. Whether it was a long distance phone call, or a lesson on “how to hit the perfect pitch”, “Papa” constantly made time for his family. He will he remembered as a loving father and grandfather who got along with everyone.

 

Surviving besides his wife, Robin, and mother, Shirley, are 3 children, Jason and Trista Schloop of South Carolina, Katrina and Mike Schloop-Navarra of Watertown, Robert Schloop and companion, Elani Pitre, of Watertown; 2 siblings, Richard and Marjorie Falter Schloop of Dexter, Thomas and Christine Schloop of Adams Center; and 6 grandchildren, Cody Schloop, Cameron Navarra, Amelia Schloop, Owen Schloop, Easton Schloop, Aria Navarra. He is also survived by several aunts, uncles, nephews and cousins.

 

He is predeceased by his father, Robert.

 

A scholarship is being set-up in his memory. A link will be included on the funeral home’s website upon completion.

 

Online condolences may be made at www.reedbenoit.com

 

Arrangements are with Reed & Benoit Funeral Home, Inc.

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