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Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Olson, Gary L. Died peacefully on August 1st at N C Little Memorial Hospice. Gary retired after 32 years as a sports reporter with the St. Paul Pioneer Press. He was born and raised in Albert Lea, where he began his reporting career at the Albert Lea Tribune. He placed 3rd in the national AP...
Read MoreDear Michelle,
Ive been where you are and I know the pain you feel. You have all my love and anything I can do to help. Dont hesitate to ask.
Love You
Matt
Matt Forsythe
August 07, 2003 | San Francisco, CA
Hi Honey! We've been through this once, and it's not easy, but remember that your Dad and LP's are in a happy place! Lotsa Love from both of us! C&L
Chip & Linda Miller
August 07, 2003 | Hixson, TN
Our thoughts and prayers are with you always.
Love you
Cori, Al and Megan Lentine
Cori, Al and Megan Lentine
August 06, 2003 | Lake Arrowhead, CA
To Michelle Olson:
I wish you enough.
Enough is the time we spend among us.
My dearest friend Garry.
Wish we could of had around of golf
and a last laugh together. But we had enough.
You were a Giant amongst the Giants.
That was enough for me.
I knew the pain you went true for the last 22 years.
We joked to hide the pain.
The great one.......
Sorry my brother and friend that we cannot be their for your darling...
George Rozsa
August 03, 2003 | Chandler, AZ
With heartfelt sympathy to Gary's family and loved ones, may you find great comfort in beautiful memories.
Diane Wake
August 03, 2003 | Atlanta, GA
We lost a good man, friend and sports reporter in Gary. On a personal level, he was so very kind to my family ... he was a sharing person ... bright and articulate ... a man with a great sense of humor. He was a person who helped move people forward in their life. He was genuinely respected by the high school, college and professional community ... by both coaches and players. May you rest in peace dear friend. See you in that grand dugout.
Paul Maloney
August 03, 2003 | Chicago, IL
