Casey Gillespie

God Bless the Gillespie family today & everyday. What a great group of people.

So saddened to hear about Casey! I love all our many Gillespie fun memories like singing around the piano on Christmas Eve. I live in Connecticut and I have been out of touch- we would love to see our Gillespie cousins at my moms Celebration of Life, Saturday, October 29, 10:00 am , St Andrews Cathedral. Sending all of you love and condolences. Much love, Tess [email protected]

Dear Gillespie Family, It was struggle to find the words at first, but memories seem to be flooding in with every passing moment. Just the thought of your loss brings tears to my eyes for all of the family. I had the privilege to learn "from the best" having worked with/for Irving Sr., at GSECO and soon after; Aloise and Irving Jr. at Vanclaire's. It was obvious that their family connection was a great source of pride and inspiration. Truly, Casey and I had the best "boss"...

Our condolences to you, Nancy, and your family. So sorry to hear this news. Bill and I both enjoyed working on many projects during our Grand Rapids Jaycees tenure with Casey. Bill would like to share the following story: When Casey was in charge of the courtesy vehicles for the Greater Grand Rapids Golf Tournament, he let Bill take the car assigned to Miller Barber. Bill had trouble driving the car was loaded. Mirrors tilted, headlights dimmed and Bill couldn't figure out how to turn...

As a 1977 FHC graduate, and dear friend of his sister Patti and brother in law Dave, please accept heartfelt condolences to your family.

Casey was a brother to Billy and a special friend to me. We will forever have a hole in our hearts without you Casey

I am sure Casey will be intensely missed. We hope there is some solace in knowing that his soul still lives, in a higher place, without pain, worries or sorrow, .

Casey was a wonderful husband, father, and friend who I had the privilege of knowing since we were in grade school. Our prayers go out to Nancy, Colin, Stephen and Meredith.

Rest In Peace my friend, your sense of humor and high voltage energy will be missed