Gary Woodrow Asmus

To the Asmus family,
Please accept my deepest sympathies. Gary was a great guy. We meant is 1978 at the old airport terminal when he broke a key off in a lock and I pulled it out for him. Years later he brought a ladder to help me out of the elevator shaft I fell down. Always helpful and ready to pitch in, he will be greatly missed by all.

Sandy, Barb, and Denny, my deepest sympathy and condolences, Worked with Gary for quite a few years, he will be missed.

I worked with Gary for a few years at the airport, i enjoyed working with him, God Bless you and your family.

To Sandy, Denny, and all of Gary's family- Please accept my deepest condolences and sympathy. I really enjoyed working with Gary, and know that he will be missed by a lot of people.

My brother Gary will always hold a special place in my heart as I know I did in his. Growing up in Salt Lake I didn't have a lot of time with him as a brother because of the age gap and him joining the army early. I do remember following him around always wanting him to pick me up. And he did that my whole life, when I was down he always had a positive thing to say. He never let on to me that he was hurting or in pain, but was more concerned about me and how I was doing. He gave and gave...

I worked with Gary for many years
One of the best people to work with.
I'm very sad to see this happen to such a great person.

My dad was a kind man and patient in many ways. He loved both of my daughters, Breanna and Kenzi very much, and was loved by all of us in return. Thanks for everything you did for me and my girls. We will miss you.

A man that was truly loved by so many .
A man that had strong character .
A man that touched so many .
A man that gave so much .
A man that inspired .
A man that was my best friend and my Father.
I miss and love you very much .