Gary W. Kerbo

We miss you but take solace that you are with our Heavenly Father watching over us.

As his older sibling, I had the privilege of raising Gary and watching him become the funniest person I knew. His quick wit and infectious laughter could brighten even the darkest days. He had a unique ability to connect with people, always knowing how to lift their spirits with a well-timed joke or a kind word. I will miss you My Brother.

Gary has been like a brother to me. Over the last 38 years there are too many memories to list but what a blessing he has been in my life. We will miss you Gary but you remain in our hearts.

Gary was a wonderful person with a caring heart he was always smiling and made you feel welcome always. Even though not relation he was always our Uncle Gary. and was considered family. My family and i love him dearly we are better for knowing him he touched our lives and our hearts. I am so thankful for knowing his faith in our lord. It gives me great peace..

I met Gary 49 years ago at a men´s softball game &. Have been inseparable ever since.actually we collided at center field going for the same ball. I have never had a closer friend. I miss him, but will see him again. We both came to Christ one month apart in 1998.

So grateful for Gary´s testimony of faith in Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. Georgia, may you be comforted with wonderful memories of a loving husband and the knowledge you will see him again!

One of my favorite humans ever. His sarcastic sense of humor was perfect. I am so thankful for Gary´s friendship with my dad. I have such wonderful memories of playing doubles with Gary and his wicked slice backhand! We will miss you.