Gintautas Rapsys

I send my love to you, Lorna, along with my prayers for you and Robin and Ryan. I will never forget the fun we used to have with the old bowling gang at the old Center. Gint would toss out some outrageous, almost believable, zinger, and just when I would begin to believe it, he would crack that delightful grin, and I knew I was zapped again. Gint truly gave us a lot of fun times and happy memories. Treasure the happy memories, and know that your old friends do, too.

Dear Rapsys family I am deeply sorry for your loss and my prayers go out to you. I only met Gint a couple of times but he always made me laugh with his great sense of humor. And he always opened his home to others who were in need our just wanted somewhere to hang out. May god bless each and every one of you. -monica-

Dear Lorna and boys, I am Henry and Joyce Johnson's oldest daughter - Wendy- a shirt tail relative on Lorna's side - certainly haven't seen any of you lately, but heard about Gint and wanted to let you know that even your far flung relatives are thinking of you and wishing you strength and courage to deal with Gint's death and knowing that the many happy memories of the time you had together will help you all through this. Just wanted you to know that we are thinking of you.

Wendy Johnson and family in So. St. Paul, MN.

Gint is a great man and WILL live on in the hearts of all that knoew him. I really loved just sitting and talking to him and really liked sharing our "dumb jokes". He is one of the few that understood my sense of humor (or lack thereof :). Here is one more before you go home Gint. "A hamburger walked into the bar and sat down and ordered a drink. The bartender said, "We don't serve food here"!

I am mostly greatful for all of the support he gave my son as well as his sons, Ryan and Robin as well as everyone that was lucky enough to know him.

My theory is that the best of us are called home early where we will all meet again one day.



Thank You Gint