Gary Alan Conklin
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Sue Warner-McConville
July 12, 2010
My thoughts are with you, your family and friends. The Conklin family has been a legacy to the Lynnwood area as we all remember the appliance store and the good family that ran it. I am also from the Meadowdale Class of 1970.
Robert Dunda
July 5, 2010
Gary was one of the few I called friend and I will miss him. We had some good times at Meadowdale (70) and on some special days we had a beer together. Best wishes to the family
Vern Rath
July 3, 2010
So sorry to hear Gary past away. He was a good friend of mine.We both were the class of 70 at Meadowdale.And spent a lot of time together.He sold us are first set of appliances and made it painless.Just one of the great guys that loved life to the fullest..
May you find peace in your faith and God bless you and all the family.
Vern & Debbie Rath Lynnwood Wa.
July 2, 2010
Danielle Thompson
July 2, 2010
I am so thankful for the memories I have with Gary, He was such a positive person when I needed it them most. My heart hurts. I love you Gary.
jason olsen
July 1, 2010
I have not spoke to Gary in a few and didn't know he was ill. I like everybody else will miss that smile and distinct laugh. I would not be where I am today if it wern't for him. My heart goes out to all the family in this time of loss.
Sandy Johnson
July 1, 2010
Memories are all we have now and what fun and wonderful memories at that. We will always remember his smile, laughter and hospitality. He welcomed our family many times with open arms. Dearest Gary, may you rest in peace now. Missing you always...Ken,Sandy,Trevor,Saresa,and Christina
Mike Kuk
July 1, 2010
I will alawys remeber Gary's smile and that laugh that we will all remeber forever ! I can still see you sitting on the senior bench with that smile and laughing. Rest In Peace Gary. My heart goes out to the family.
Danielle Wyatt
July 1, 2010
You have my heart-felt sympathy for the loss of your father, husband, son, brother, and friend.
May you find peace with time and comfort knowing that Gary is no longer suffering.
Sparky Taft
July 1, 2010
Wow, I did not realize Gary was ill. I haven't seen him for maybe a couple of years. I have known Gary for many years. We did a lot of business together when he was running the appliance store. We even became partners in 1983 when we bought KRKO in Everett. I am saddened by his loss. He was a fun, fun guy. I would like to know if a service will be held for him - I would like to attend.
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