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Gary Aebischer Obituary
Gary Aebischer passed away from complications of cardiovascular disease on August 6, 2020. He was born April 20, 1942 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the son of the late Elmer and Margaret (Shepardson) Aebischer. After receiving his Masters in School Psychology from the University of Tennessee, he worked in both the Knoxville, Tennessee and Los Lunas, New Mexico school systems as a certified school psychologist. Gary was a great animal lover and they loved him back: at the time of his death his rescue cat (from the woodpile outside his house), Pirate, was kneading at his hair. He would have loved that. Gary leaves his wife Mary Lydia (Rhode) and a son, Gabriel, of Los Lunas, New Mexico; two sons, Paul and Kyle currently living in Franklin, TN; a twin sister, Mary Aebischer of Brookline, Massachusetts; two grandchildren, Annabelle and Franklin; and eight nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his two brothers, Kenneth and John (Jack) and sister, Janice (Aebischer) Cornwell all from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Mary Lynne
August 23, 2021
Gary was a wonderful horticulturist even in the most challenging of terrain such as the desert area of Los Lunas, NM. His home was the only one within miles anything green in the yard: trees, bushes, plants, etc. My accompanying photo of him is entitled "Packer in NM". Love you, Gar
Mary Lynn Aebischer, Twin Sister
August 23, 2021
Mary Lynn Aebischer, Twin Sister
August 23, 2021
Mary Lynn Aebischer, Twin Sister
August 23, 2021
Gary (Lynne) had the only yard with greenery in his New Mexico neighborhood. He had a super green thumb.
Mary Aebischer
August 6, 2021
Dear Brother:
I miss you each and every day. Love you dearly.
Your Twin, Mary
Twin sister, Mary
September 7, 2020
I hope he's resting in peace watching the Green Bay
Packers games of the 60's.
Cheryl Everard
August 14, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Love Cheryl Everard (niece)
Panos Demeter
August 13, 2020
I am very lucky to have had such a wonderful uncle like Uncle Gary. I spent many wonderful summers with him and his sons Paul and Kyle in Green Bay as well as wonderful times with Aunt Mary and Gabriel. I will always remember the time he came to visit along with my mother Mary to NYC for my graduation from Columbia University as well as my family and children in Boston. I will truly miss him. Love you Uncle Gary
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