Gary Richard Pino

My name is Eva and I'm a bartender at 1 of Gary's local Dotty's. He was a sweet, kind man who will be missed. I still expect him to walk thru the doors and tell me one of his story's. My husband Chris and I knew him for quiet some time and loved him dearly. Rest in peace Mr Gary.

Alan Farley here. Class of 1969. Did a dozen+ shows for Mr Stevens. This story shocks. me. We spent so much time trying to stay alive and thr BIG GUY take you out in an instant.

Gary was a very good friend of mine especially from junior high into our late teens. We were quite adventurous compared with our peers....thanks to Gary. We had travels into New York on multiple occasions, other high schools, and Rutgers. He got me a job working at Pino´s but his Dad, Gerry, had to teach me how to drive a stick shift. He gave to the job, and I never once crashed the truck. A real prankster, Gary made life more fun. Dearly missed

Gary was always somebody I enjoyed talking to and greatly respected. He will be sorely missed!

Gary, you were such a gentle, caring person. I am glad that we were friends. I hope you are on a good place now. You will be missed.

Dad, you are the apple of my eye. As a young girl, I remember thinking I had to best dad ever! My dad could do anything! No matter what, you were always my 1st call when something was wrong. My hero. I love you. I´m sorry our story had to come to an end like this but I know you are in peace and not in some awful hospital bed full of tubes and doctors! Getting old is tough, as you would say. Be free. I know you are with so many loved ones, like your best friend, Lee. Don´t worry about me. I...

So sorry to his family for their loss . RIP Gary . Thank you for your service. God bless you Susan Alai classmate HPHS 1969