Gary Randolph Pendleton

Gary is my wifes (Penny) dad. I first met him in 1987, when Penny invited me home from college to meet him and her mom, Sabra. I was nervous and apprehensive, of course, but Gary was so kind, open, and friendly, I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in the door. His generosity and kindness was constant. Over time, I learned Gary could recall and tell a joke (corny, but still groan-funny in the way only your dad can do), just to lighten the mood and get a laugh. He was always seeking...

Honestly, he was the best grandfather anyone could ask for. I loved visiting him on the weekends when I was little, and he was always so happy. When I heard the news, I was in disbelief. He didnt deserve to go, sooner than I had ever imagined. But now, I have accepted that he will forever be in a better place, and one day, Ill see him again. Another thing, is that he knew how much we loved him, and that just warms my heart, that he will forever remember us. Youll always have a place in our...

One of the pleasures of working at Pepsi the daily exposure to Gary. He was always happy and polite. I will forever remember him.

Gary was one of my team members while he worked at Pepsi-Cola in checking/shipping/receiving. We had more fun with movie/show trivia so many laughs to tears
his face beaming red. He was known to me as my munchkin, a good friend.

Gary worked at the theater owned by my family, the Guild. I was the candy girl and sold tickets. He was just the best...fun, funny, sincere, kind, and more. I remember Sabra too. He loved her dearly. We've lost a good man. Linda Longtin McCurdy

I worked for Gary at The Showcase Theater from 71-73. What I remember most about Gary other than his sense of humor was his ability to get along with people from all walks of life. He treated each and everyone with the same level of respect. Thank You Gary for giving me two of the best years of my life. R.I.P. My Friend...

My mentor, teacher and good friend; Thank You.