Gary A. Lucchese, PhD Died suddenly Jan. 11, 2007 at age 59. He was born Dec. 1, 1947 in Los Angeles, the son of Jean and Sal Lucchese; and was the husband of Debbie Lucchese for 28 years. A graduate of San Francisco State in 1969, Gary earned a PhD from the California School of Professional...
I think of you all the time, Gary. I still ask for your help when problem-solving. And I can hear your response!! I miss you dearly! And I am so grateful to have you as my therapist for so long.
Carol Baillie
January 22, 2025 | Other
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he was the best therapist, changed my life as a young woman forever. He was caring, wise, funny, & an expert in his field. So sorry he is gone.
Joanne
January 22, 2025 | Other
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Dr. Lucchesi, You truly helped me as a young woman. Your therapeutic counsel still is in my mind, 43 years later. I have had 30 therapists in my life and you were 1 of the 2 best. I was saddened to see on the web you died a long time ago. If there is a Heaven, I´m sure you are there. I am very grateful to you for helping me so much. My heart goes out to your wife and loved ones as I know they still must be sad that you died.
Joanne W
August 28, 2023 | Work
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Dr. Lucchesse, You’re words come to mind often and now as a therapist myself I am grateful for the way in which you were with me , kind and patient and no judgemental. You are key on my journey
Nadine
January 23, 2021
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Remembering you Gary and I remain so grateful for all of the help you gave me. I can see your smiling face now.
Carol Baillie
January 22, 2021
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Gary, you are still right there in my heart and my thoughts. I consult with you when I make decisions. You were/are a positive force in my life. I wish you were still here with us! I dont know how my life would have gone if it wasnt for you. I see your smile now. I will hold you in my heart forever! I am so grateful we met. ❤
Carol Baillie
January 22, 2020 | San Francisco, CA | Student
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Several of us worked for Gary in the summer of 1971 at Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp (for handicapped "kids") Gary enabled us to bring an energetic, no, hectic form of entertainment and participation to our campers. I will never forget Gary's first campfire and his centerpiece performance in the skit "Eggbert". Both Gary and Debbie made for an unforgettable start in our rush to adulthood. I Went back to Kiwanis Camp area to think about our losses (Jim Sharpe, as well) and brought back what I saw....
Jack Lynch
July 04, 2016 | Hillsboro, OR
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I know this is very late, but wanted to send out my deepest gratitude for the kindness, humor and patience Dr. Lucchese shared with me. His generosity of spirit, acceptance and gentle nudging and straightforwardness has helped make the happier person I am. Your words come to my mind often. Your work with me is helps me in my work with clients and shows me that change is possible and tho clients may not seem to take in our discussions, I know there are seeds planted just as u have done for me....
Nadine Chiang
April 08, 2016 | Honolulu, HI
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me and my daughter melissa at her high school graduation
Gary I was taught by ur wife debbie at Aria school she and Kathy Rhodes saved my life ,I only meet you once and my heart goes out to ur family I'm Julio andino,I would love to hear from you debbie 541-519-5022 I live in oregon