Alex Gamble Jr.

To the family,

My sincerest condolences. I rode Alex's van every morning, he would always catch me up on the news and weather, but more importantly, he always greeted me with a "Good Morning, Good Morning!". He was always smiling and happy, it's not the same starting the day without him. He will be sorely missed.

To the Family,

Mr. Gamble was the kindest man I've ever met. I rode on his Prudential van nearly every morning from the parking garage to the Washington street building. He always spoke fondly of his family. I will miss his kindness. I will miss his laughter. God Bless the Family.

A kind man that brighten many days with a pleasant “Good morning.”

I will truly miss you Mr. Gamble.

My deepest sympathy to the Gamble family.
Sincerely,

Dear Tracey, Alex, Sherman and Tonia

I wanted to express my deepest sympathy for the passing of your father. When I received the phone call from my mother on Tuesday with the news, all I could think about was how you all were holding up. Although it has been years since I have lived in New Jersey, I can still remember your family. Please accept my condolences on behalf of myself as well as my family.

With deepest sorrow. As a fellow South Carolinian we often talked about when he would travel to Georgetown and me to Myrtle Beach.