Russell Gilmore

Mr. Gilmore; You had a personality that will never be forgotten. Getting to know you was a privilege. I will always remember the compassion you had for others, your excitement for life, your even temperament, and your never ending smile. I am honored that our lives crossed paths.
Sincerely,
Cathy (Bridges) McCoy

Our most sincere condolences to the Gilmore family. Russell will be remembered fondly and greatly missed. Our memories reach out much further than business, Russell was a good man with high morals and compassion. Russell, you were a good friend and we will miss you.
Carl and Vivian Bridges and Family

My sympathies to Betty and the Gilmore family. I truly enjoyed my relationship with Russ and his visits to our office. I will greatly miss him.

I am Dr Paul W. Gilmore first cousin now a resident of Charleston SC. Betty I remember the wedding during the tri city boat races.I am sory that we have never gotten closer. Bob and I have e-mailed each other.We send, Melva and I,send our condolences

I worked part-time at Peerless, with Mr. Gilmore, while in college, way back in the 50's. When I had to work late, he made sure I got safely back to a bus stop . It sounds like a little thing, but, to a young girl, it was a god-send. (No longer a young girl) . Peerless Transportation, Storage and Beverage...supported me during my years at the University of Dayton...Memories are everywhere, and hopefully they will help ease the loss of Mr. Gilmore...Sincerely, Jan Gerding Busser

Condolences from a Texas Gilmore. Russell and my dad, John Gilmore, son of Wallace and Margaret, were first cousins.

My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Gilmore.

Henry Essick II
Frank Z Chevrolet

The family has my deepest condolences on the passing of your loved family member. It's hard to let them go but now comes the time to remember all the good times you had with him which in time will wipe out the sorrow you're experiencing at the present time. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.