Henry Carl Gugel

Henry was my uncle and I really liked him alot and was devastated when I heard of his passing he was not only a very nice and funny person he was extremely smart and brilliant on the piano and other instruments like my other uncle Les who is also a brilliant musician on the electric organ and accordion Henry and Les could play classical music on their instruments that was absolutely amazing I miss Henry dearly and pray his soul be up in HEAVEN with the Lord GOD and JESUS CHRIST our father and...

Henry,

You may not have known Robbin's friend's from earlier in her life-however-we wish only the best for you & she now...

FOR ROBIN

May Sadness Fly Away

May you, Robbin, have peace from without and within,
Think on the positive and do not bend.

Count your many blessings of today,
Savor the good times and warmth of yesterday.

And the moments gone by that were filled with gladness,
Hold them close, to your heart, and make not room for sadness.

Be stilled when facing a future doubt,
May the Lord lift and keep you through that drought.

May you see life as...

Robin dear,
I wish I knew just what to say to make things better. So sorry to know what you are going through.
I remember you telling us owesome things Henry use to do on special ocasions and how inspiring !!!
(that was long ago when I was still working and you always help me with my computer problems, remember?)
Robin, Thoughts and prayers.
God bless you & your family

I have so many fond memories of my uncle Henry growing up together, we were the same age. Henry gave me my very first driving lesson on my 16th birthday, and boy did we get in trouble. I remember many trips to Wenatchee and Aberdeen visiting grandma, grandpa and uncle Henry. All the great music, grandma's great cooking, grandpa's juicy fruit gum and beauty uncle Henry's prized kitty. I was very fortunate to see my uncle Henry here in Seattle 5 years ago. I will always cherish my memories with...

Henry, I remember being a child when Bill still owned Dixie and I would come to the office to see my mom and you were always wearing a bow tie. I remember giggling and thinking it was so weird seeing this very tall guy wearing a bow tie. I remember when I was in my teens going to Coral Sky for concerts and always seeing you at the gates. I will miss that very much. Being able to work with you last year with my mom, is a memory that will last forever. You, Ginger and I would goof off so much...

With our deepest sympathy-