R.-Bennett-Obituary

R. Gary Bennett

North Syracuse, New York

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Richard Gary Bennett, 79, died Sunday at Upstate Hospital. Born in Batavia, he was a communicant of St. Rose of Lima Church and a member of Bishop Curley Council 3717, Knights of Columbus. He was a former Village of North Syracuse Trustee. He was also a member of the North Syracuse Jaycees and a...

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Worked with Gary during my times in NOrth Syracuse Jaycees on my projects and am glad to call him a true friend. I will be truly missed by all that had the pleasure to know him..

Tom & Helen DenHaese

I'm sorry to learn of Gary's passing. I worked with him when he taught at BOCES. He really cared about the success of his students. Gary was certainly a good guy. My condolences to his family.

Our deepest sympathy to the Bennett Family on your loss. Gary was a great neighbor and friend. He always was there to help if needed and always had a smile and a big hello. He will be missed by all.

Gary was a kind and generous man whose laughter was the soundtrack of my Millen Drive childhood. He was not only Santa but also the mastermind of Plank Road Days, the Plank Road floats, and the Millen Drive block parties. He built his sled and other floats in heat waves and blizzards and never seemed to work without good humor. The word "jolly" was coined for him! May he rest in peace and may all you Bennetts find peace in your memories of your good, good father.

I have known Gary for many years. We worked together at Boces and we also partied at the Bowling Green in North Syracuse. He was always kind, funny & always willing to help me along with many others. Rest in peace. I will miss you.

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Gary from the North Syracuse JC's which I was a member and past President.He was a great person in the North Syracuse Community.

Our deepest condolences for the loss of a kind and generous man. He was dedicated to being of service to his family, students and community.
Gary will be greatly missed.