Gary Heiner

Gary was a great guy that always had that infectious smile. May you rest in peace my friend. May your family be comforted with the knowledge that you are now in a better place.

Will miss our long talks and the wonderful lunches you would bring to me at the Cottonwood Elks. I will miss your humor and smiling face.

Gary, you were a true friend to me. You were a mentor, a true professional. I am a better man because I have known you. We were a great training team together, so many great memories. I will always hold you in my heart and mind. SGM, this purple bag is in your honor.

You always made me feel better about life and the problems with that come with it. You seemed to be getting back to your old self. You were a part of our lives and we will miss you. Bob and Afton Babecki

Sgt. Major, You are one of the best men I have ever known!

Gary: You have one brother and one sister left alive. I hope you enjoyed the 77 years of your life. I tried to make contact with you many times but you had "other things cooking." Jean, Reynold and Paul will be happy to be reunited with you again. Best wishes to you Gary in your new adventure.
Uncle Kent Broadhead

Gary was a great training partner, he was always willing to do what was needed to make the job easier. A group of us were just discussing Gary Friday and talking about inviting him to our monthly breakfast...Rest in peace Gary.

I didn't know real well, but from the confersations idid have,i believe Garry was a very sincere person. He,and i delivered sub for santa gifts 2 different years togeather. I am sorry about his passing!