Gail DeMattio

I cannot believe it has already been 10 years since Gail passed away. I still remember her playing trumpet at King of Glory with my Dad, John Molnar.

Gail was a wonderful and key childhood friend, especially grades 6-9. I pestered her for years to learn what her middle name was. We played many card games, board games and endless outdoor play along with many sleepovers and talking into the wee hours. Hard to believe it has been 10 years. Sending gratitude and love for a wonderful friend.

Gail was such a wonderful childhood friend in Berea....from riding to Roehm Jr. High with her Dad, Glenn, to playing on the Lechner school playground, to card games and board games galore. I treasure the guessing contests to see if we could finally figure out her middle name. We did! Such spunk and spirit. I am so happy to have known Gail and I'll think of her every November 3rd.

Death notices are never good to recieve, but this obituary tells us much of eternal worth. And that is good news, indeed!

charles jandecka

So sorry for your loss...prayers for all of you during this most difficult time.

Doug & Beckie Demattio You are in our prayers

Dean-Ryan, Karen, Krista & family. My Heart aches that such an awesome soul has left us. She was such an awesome person so many great qualities . Gail left a huge foot print while here on this earth an in many peoples hearts . She was a very compassionate, spirited, & loving person. My memories an the foot print she left on my heart will always be there. My Heart felt Sympathy goes out to you.

Gail was the kind of parent that teachers love to have in their corner. Getting to know her through her children so many years ago not only made me a better teacher, but also a better person. We were all lucky to have Gail touch our lives. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of her family.