Gary John Meyer

Jennifer, I was looking you up in FaceBook, and instead of you, I got an article about Gary's accident. I can't begin to understand all you're going through. But I want you to know you are cared about by many, even long lost friends. It has been years since I saw you and Gary...bumping into you briefly at Summerfest. I remember how much fun the two of you were having. While I know you are going through a most difficult time without him here with you, I also know that you are a very strong...

Mr. & Mrs. Meyer,
On behalf of my mom,dad and sister Margo we send our condolences to you and Gary's family.

I was shocked to find out this news.

Gary was a great friend of mine growing up and I will always have fond memories of our time at Plymouth Rock.

God Bless,

Jay T. Weis

To Jeff and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your brother's death. It so very hard to lose someone so young. Son, father, husband, brother, friend. So many lives that your brother embraced will miss him dearly. You have my sincerest sympathy. Mary Orth-From the Parrothead Club

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.

Our condolences to the Meyer family.

Dear Meyer Family,
I just heard the news and I am so very sorry for your tragic loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. May your very best memories lift you up and carry you through this most difficult time. With deepest sympathies, Peg

To the Meyer family,We are so saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I ran into Gary at a soccer field at Wales Community Park this past fall, and he was coaching Sydney's team. I said "What do you know about coaching soccer?" Gary replied " Nothing. But if I didn't step forward there would be no soccer team." Gary was truly a special man. Marcel and Laura Cesar(Delafield, Wi)

Jennifer and the Meyer family,
I am so sorry for your loss and I wish I could take the pain away. Just keep the lord near and dear to your heart. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you!

I have been blessed to have gotten to know the Meyer family. Gary will be forever know at Bethlehem Preschool as the man who was like Joseph and brought all the bird houses for the kids to paint. There are over 20 bird houses hanging proundly in yards around the area. The kids may not have remembered his name, but they will always remember his kindness. I always enjoyed Gary's comical comments and great humor. He was a blessing to all who knew him.