Gail Loos

"You are very special to us" Gail told me in two of the cards that she sent me. I know that she genuinely met what she said, and this was indicative of how she treated others. I think of her often and I hope that you take comfort in the fact that she is in Christ´s loving arms right now. She is very special to all of us - forever and always.

"Off the Spectrum Loving Kindness" came to mind when I was thinking about the first time that I had the pleasure of meeting Gail.

I felt a very profound feeling of comfort and love when she hugged me. In fact, the feeling startled me because it was so intense. I knew that she was a very, very special person from that day forward, and tried to understand what made it so special.

Gail met my twin boys that day (we were on a secret trip together to go meet Big Joe). Gail looked at both Braedon and Braegor. Giving them her total undivided attention, she asked them what they thought about our endeavor. It struck me that when she was talking to them, she had the same loving and caring look that my mother had when she met her new grandchildren. I will never forget that.

She shared a motherly love which had a profound impact on my boys, her own children, and their children. I wonder if she knew of this special gift and the way that it positively impacted so many people´s lives.

I know that at the moment Gail entered immortality, she was instantly welcomed into Heaven into Christ´s loving embrace, I know too, that she will welcome me with her same embrace once again.

I will always remember finding a letter that Gail composed ( with A little help ) and sent to Dad when he was in the South Pacific. I showed the letter to Gail and she shared that she did not like my mom at first because she was going to "steal" away her Uncle Charley. I have just now realized that she was the last person that I know to have known Dad before Mom knew him. Gail was one of the nicest people I have ever known.

Gail & Don couldn´t have been more perfect as neighbors and humans! We have missed them terribly, & were fortunate to have known them. The family will be in our prayers. Mary Ann & Vern Smith

I DON'T REMEMBER THE FIRT TIME I MET GAIL BECAUSE I WAS ABOUT 2 BUT THE MEMORY MOST VIVID IN MY MIND WAS THE SUMMER SHE CAME TO VISIT GREEN HARBOR WIYH HER PARENTS. WE WERE TALKING WHILE SHE LAID DOWN, DUE TO A TERRIBLE SUNBURN, WHEN SHE STOOD UP SHE COLLASPED WITH SUNSTROKE. THATFORE SHE TAUGHT ME THE DANGERS OF THE SUN. LOVE YOU GAIL.