1952 - 2020
1952 - 2020
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Martha Baker
May 9, 2020
Gary is missed. His "Aunt Jean" will miss his visits and phone calls. He always looked for something he could do around the house to make a repair or make things a bit better for her. She spent much time at their house and enjoyed him all the way from baby to adult. One of her memories is of him going to get donuts and always cutting them in half to share - mot taking a bite till she had her pick first.
My Grandmother, Dorothy Wiley. always said Gary had the least and shared the most.
Gary was a gift giver. My sister Jean (Godfrey) Klemczewski always enjoyed his thoughtful gifts (probably from one of his many auctions he attended) sent through the mail. He always included Nebraska corn and handwrtiten messages all over! He was good at keeping in touch. He was always willing to take her places.
I remember his many thoughtful ways - keeping track of interests, hobbies, and sharing whatever made him think of you.
His Indiana girls will miss him!
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Jean Miller
May 5, 2020
Bruce-
My thoughts and prayers are with you...so sorry for your loss...hang in there..
Beth Phillips-McMann
May 5, 2020
I grew up on Taggert Street where Gary also lived.
He was the oldest of the three boys. His mom and dad were nice people. Seeing this photo of Gary he looks so much like his dad.
He was the same age as my brother Jim and they were in the same class.
My sympathy to all his friends and remaining family.
He was a nice guy and friendly neighbor.
RIP Gary.
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