Photo courtesy of Latek & Rybicki Family Funeral Homes - Garfield Heights
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio
May 15, 1942 – Feb 23, 2019 (Age 76)
GARY PARKS, age 76. Beloved husband of Lena (nee Campbell) of 59 years; devoted father of Robert A. (Toni), James R. (Marilyn), Victor S., Leslie C. and Terry D. (Jamie); loving grandfather of 11 and great grandfather of many; dear brother of Margaret, Charles (deceased),...
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Our deepest sympathy to the entire family on your loss. We pray for God's grace and solace as you grieve.
Charles Wayne and Angie Adkins
February 27, 2019 | Jacksonville, FL | Friend
Pastel Peace Basket
Terry May
February 26, 2019
Wow!! So many memories of the man who was my basketball coach but more importantly was a second father to me. Always opened his home to me like I was one of the family. Fond memories of you always. Rest in Peace...
Terry May
February 26, 2019 | Ridgecrest, CA
Rest in peace Uncle Gary
Sandy King
February 26, 2019 | Chattanooga, TN | Family
I'm sorry for your lost, I will keep the family in my prayers and thoughts
Lenny Peters Jr
February 26, 2019 | Bedford Hts, OH | Friend
Les,,,I'm so sorry for your loss,,no matter the age we are never ready to let them go,,,i hope the memories will always keep him close in your heart,,,and the love you have for each other will help you all see this through,,,my thoughts and prayers will have you in them♥♥♥,,,Tammy edge
Tammy Edge
February 26, 2019 | Mantua, OH | Friend
so sorry about your dad rob may he restin peace.
mike kordic
February 26, 2019 | Coworker
I hadn't seen my Uncle Gary since my Moms funeral but I loved him so much just the same. He was a Good man. He made Everybody feel good about themselves and had a way of making you happy. He has always been in my heart! Sorry family for your loss. I love you all.
Arlene Stephens
February 26, 2019 | Jacksonville, FL | Family
I know it hurt you;
It hurt me too,
But now that you're gone
All I know is I miss you.
You were there for so long.
I never thought you would leave.
I thought you had another year
Waiting up your sleeve.
The day that you left
Was the saddest of my life.
I remember sitting at home
And crying all day and night.
I might be selfish,
But I wish you were here
Or that you stayed
For one more year.
Christopher R Parks
February 25, 2019 | Westlake, OH | Grandchild