Gary Harmon Driggs

Gary was a wonderful mentor to me when I first came to Phoenix. We shared an interest in the future of Arizona, and worked on several city task forces together, like the one to establish the Mountain Preserve. I will always be grateful to him for believing in me.

Gary was both a business client and hiking buddy. He was always very kind and warm towards me. We shared the love of the outdoors and especially Camelback Mt. God bless his soul. Scott Summers, business banker & friend

Gary was a very good friend to my parents, Nancy and Al Beadle. I remember spending time with Rebecca at their house as a child. Once Gary took us kids to Echo canyon and talked to us about safety when hiking on the trails. He even told us a bit about mountain climbing. The past several years he was willing to share his friendship and knowledge of my Father's, Al, Architecture. Not long ago, I spoke to a group of Art enthusiasts about my Father. Gary came and asked if he could share some...

I´ve worked for Gary almost 19 years in his West Virginia development, The New River Gorge Preserve. I will never meet a gentleman like him in my life again. He was so caring, kind, funny, smart and an amazing Boss. I not only lost a boss, I lost a friend who felt like a family member to me. I will never forget and often share his thoughts on so many things. If only the world had more Gary Driggs in it what an awesome place it would be.I will never stop missing him. My deepest...

I worked as Gary´s executive assistant for a couple of years at WS. One memory I would like to share, is that every Tuesday from 11:00-2:00 I would block out his calendar. This was his time to go and play tennis. Gary was a very kind and God fearing man. My deepest condolences to all of his family.