Gary Hamm

When I graduated from high school in Topeka, Kansas in 1956, I applied and was hired to go with the Hammtown wheat harvest as a combine driver. We started cutting wheat on the Waggoner Ranch near Vernon, Texas and closed the season near Bowman, North Dakota. Coincidentally, my last name is Bowman. As I remember, the pay was ten dollars per day and if you stayed on the job for the whole season, the pay was twelve dollars per day. I remember Gary Hamm as a friendly but firm boss.

My condolences to family and friends. The Hamm family members influenced the region and Gary carved his path with gusto and humor. I feel privileged to have met him and his family members along life's path. May his laughter and good spirit remain in the Heaven of your memories.

Denise and Family- Sorry for your loss. He leaves quite a legacy, and sounds like a person more should try to be like. Hugs and prayers.

Sending condolences and prayers to family, and friends.

BigG will be missed, please accept our condolences

My condolences to Gary's family and friends. I'm so sorry for your loss. Love you Moni.
R.I.P. Gary...

My heart goes out to the Family. May Gary rest in peace.
Bill Boyd & Family