Gary J. Jablonski

Caroline: Saw Gary's obituarty in the Columbus Dispatch (thanks to Micki Hahn who brought it to my attention). You have my prayers and thoughts in this time of sadness and loss.
Mary McKeeman Zill (Milford Center OH)

Caroline: Saw Gary's obituarty in the Columbus Dispatch (thanks to Micki Hahn who brought it to my attention). You have my prayers and thoughts in this time of sadness and loss.

Caroline and Family,
Dave and I are so very sad to hear of Gary's passing and our thoughts are with you every day as you move thru this sad time.

I am so glad I got to talk with Gary the day before he passed. His body may have been feeling the affects of his illness but the light in his eye was that of the Gary Dave and I have known for the last 20 years. Gary and I had a nice conversation and got to recall all the great times the gang had at the pool at your home in Dublin....

Gary always pushed me to be a better Sunday School teacher. His intelligence, his insights and his knowledge were second to none. Of course, I also appreciated the times that he took on some difficult topic to teach to the class in order to give me a break! I could tell that he really enjoyed teaching and the discussion that inevitably followed. I will really miss him, Caroline. I am so sorry for your loss.

I am so terribly sorry to hear of Gary's passing. I enjoyed working with him when I directed the O.K. Chorale. He was always very gracious and kind. May God's healing touch be with you all.

I want you guys to know I feel loss too. Gary was definitely "One of a Kind", and I will miss him right along with you. My thoughts and prayers are with you always.

Gary was one of a kind. An intelligent guy with a zest for fun. A very accomplished organist, saxophone, and accordion player in high school. He loved rebuilding cars and science experiments that had dramatic reactions. We will all miss Gary, but retain the fond memories of his life.