Gary Hoey

Jan,
I just read about Gary even if I didn't get to meet him Im sorry about your loss. You and I have had good and bad times together.
Liz(Guffey)Lawson

We are so sorry for your loss, Jan. I really liked working with Gary at atwoods. He made the work fun to do. My wife, Jeanne and I liked visiting with you and Gary at your house when not at work. May God bless you and your family and guide you through this time. With love, Devon.

I am so sorry for your loss.Gary was a good person who will be missed greatly.He will never be forgotten.His memories will last forever.My thoughts and prayers are with you and i hope Jan and Jeff know just how lucky they were to have had you in their life.I know you had an impact on mine.I will miss you alot. Love Sue

Kim, we went to school together. Sorry to hear about your Dad

Jan,
My heart goes out to you and your family during your time of need. Gary will be missed by all of us. I remember all the good times that you and Gary have shared with Ron & I at Atoods. The next time I make it to Rockford I will call you and maybe we can have lunch.

Aunt Jan and Jeffrey,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I'm sorry we won't be able to be with you during your time of need. Please know we love you and we are only a call away.
The Bergman Family

Our sympathy to you & your family for the lost
Atwood co-workers

Gary will be missed by many. My sympathy to the family.

I am sorry for your loss. I am Karen Ambrose, maiden name Hoey. My sister Kathy emailed me your obituary. I have been working on our family tree and wonder if Gary is related to me. My grandfather George Hoey was born in County Armaugh in Ireland and came with his parents and settled in Harvard, Ill. He married Margaret Greenlee. My father James Henry Hoey has no living siblings. His sibs were George Hoey Jr. of Harvard. There was Earl, Beatrice and Marie Hoey. If you know any information...