Gary M. Marcotrigiano

Think about Gary often. May he rest in peace.

I'm sorry to hear of Gary's passing. Gary was my first boyfriend, and I believe his first girlfriend. We were about 11-12 years old. I lived in Lindenwood, Howard Beach. Gary would ride his bike to my house every day. His 2 brothers always followed him in their car to see where he was going all the time. When they would drive by, we would duck into my building (a garden apartment not far from the belt parkway overpass). Gary was a gentle kind soul. Throughout my life I wondered how he was. ...

Dear Eva & Lea,
Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. Gary became a good friend over the years. We first did business through the HiFi House in 1980, then dance classes, where he was one of our better students and undeniably the most popular. We regret not having been in touch in the latter par of 2012; and will miss our infrequent visits to catch up.
Sincerely, Brian & Sharon Bassett

So sorry to hear this. Times spent at Gary's store, basking in his knowledge and assistance are some of my most treasurable moments. Rest in peace.

Eva and Lea, I'm saddened to hear of Gary's death. We'll all miss his legendary passion!

I only met Gary one time, the day we moved Justin in and the one thing he told us about himself was he had 2 daughters. He was very proud of his girls. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Gary and I were friends since the early 70's. He was a good man and will be missed. My condolences to the family. Love and peace to you all.

Dear Eva and Leah,
We were sorry to hear of the passing of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of need.
Bob and Linda Becker

Gary always raved about his daughters. To all of Gary's family, so very sorry for your loss. Peace be with you. Ron & Karen Delmonico