Gabriel Madrinich

We were so shocked to read yesterday the notice in the "Stillwater Gazette" that Gabe had passed away. We will always remember him as the "gentle giant" softball/kittenball player who so often carried the team to victory! He was always a soft-spoken gentleman. We are so sorry for your loss.

I grew up with gabe as my uncle and I will never forget all the awesome vacation times we spent there. The families loss is great but we will always have a place in our heart to keep the memories alive. Love ya Gabe... Hugs to All.

I would like to thank everybody for writing in the online guest book. It really helps the healing process when you read nice notes from people who care. Thank you again, my Dad will truely be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Madrinich family. I was shocked to hear the news. I will always remember Gabe as the "cool" oldest Madrinich with the Hot cars.
Carrie Erickson-Musgjerd

Hello!
I am the father-in-law of Carrie (Moberg) Ezell and am sending my condolences to the family. I never met Uncle Gabe but know Carrie and family truly loved him.
As a Vietnam era vet, I congratulate and thank Gabe for his service in Viet Nam as I do for all vets who served in this terrible war.
God Bless!! and rest in peace with your comrades Gabe.

I would like to thank all those who have expressed their condolences to the Madrinich family. I don't know why these things happen, why some are chosen and others are spared. I do know how blessed we were to be a part of his life. He fought his illness with a strength that came from wanting to stay with his family and to spare them this pain. He does stay with us in our hearts and always will.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Madrinich family during this sad time. I have many many wonderful,fun childhood memories of growing up across the street in Hibbing. Gabe was a terrific person.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you doing this difficult time. Nita Miller & Don White

My deepest sympathy goes to the family of Gabe. I worked with him at Waterous Company in South St. Paul and he seemed to always have a smile on his face. I will always remember him coming in to work on Friday and playing that Friday song extremely loud on the radio. It was a great way to end out the week. God bless his family (I have a daughter battling cancer at this moment and I can only imagine the loss you are feeling) Take Care