Guy Garber

Anne, Susie, Jenny..

Thoughts, condolences and prayers are with all of you. I am so happy that my dad and I stopped in to visit your Dad in August...I just love your dad and your mom...I will never forget how they/he always made me feel so special and I remember the weekend they spent with my mom and dad and several other friends of theirs at Daufuske Island Club & Resort when I worked there. I have such fond memories of your wonderful parents- hopefully you, in time ,will find some...

Sorry to hear about your loss. Had the pleasure getting beat by Ike, Denny and Drew in the Invitational.He will be missed.

Dear Family of Mr Garber, Our sincere sympathies for your loss. Your Dad was a great man for 7-Eleven Garb-ko and it has been my honor to service him at the VA Medical Center in Saginaw for years. He was always proud of his service to our country! God Bless you all.

Your father was a great man. As a child I had the pleasure of seeing him frequently playing tennis with my father. He always had kind words and unlike most adults treated me like an adult which earned him my total respect which never waned. He taught me my backhand which reminds me of him whenever I hit a winner. His legacy will live on in you girls and the grand children and .... He's playing tennis right now with all of his fallen friends and smiling down on all of us.

Sorry to hear about your loss
our fammilies have known each other are whole lives
He will be missed

Susie and Denny. I am so sorry to hear about Ike. He always had a great smile and friendly hello. He was a big part of Benton Road memories. He will be missed by all. Dorothy Foulds

He was always aces in my book! We will miss him.

Anne,Susie,Jenny,
I am truly sorry to hear of your recent loss of your Father. I extend my sincere sympathy to all of you at what I know is a very sad and mournful time.

Susie,Anne,and Jenny,
We were saddened to learn of Ike's passing. Ike joined the Monday night tennis group for years at the 4 flags where Jack Learman, Ernie Fleggenheimer, Frank Drinan, and I would share good tennis, some laughs and a solid friedship. Those memories are forever. In later years, Joyce and I enjoyed talking with Ike during his visits to Point Lookout. He had a special way of recalling events.
Fondly, Joyce and Bill Kessel