General Gary Edward Luck (Ret.)

I served with General Luck in Korea as his C/J-6 Sergeant Major. His office was right above mine and he would come down the back steps and always sit for a minute and talk to me on just about any topic. CSM Andrew McFlower was his Command Sergeant Major. It was a great honor to serve with General Luck who truly cared about his soldiers and the US Army. May he rest in Gods hands .

Served under General Luck in Korea and during Desert Storm. One of my favorite Generals. A man´s man and a true leader who treated the soldiers great. RIP

General Luck was my boss twice. In 8ID in Germany when he was the Chief of Staff and in 2ID when he was the Division commander. He was the best. A soldier unlike any other. He trained me to always do what is right for soldiers and then you'll be doing what is right for the Army. God bless him and God bless all who loved him.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

First and foremost, let me offer my sincere condolences to Leah and the entire Luck family. Gary Luck was the type of leader, mentor an officer that we should all strive to be. I know I took his leadership style to heart, not only in my military career but also in my post service endeavors. Our nation and our army lost a shining example of dedication and service. He was truly `Second to None´.

Gary and I played American Legion baseball while in High School in Fort Scott ,Kansas. I remember playing a game in state tournament and I was pitching and he was short stop. I think every pitch I threw went out to the fence. Gary called time out and told me to let them, hit on the ground. I did and the first on went by him and he missed it. The second on went between his legs. I called time out and ask him , what do we do now boss.