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Randall Ishida
May 6, 2021
Gary —you were in intricate part of our CKM 1970 class reunion committee. I remember you in an English class in HS. We sat in the back and laughed about something that wasn’t related to the class. Lucky the teacher never had a clue & thought we were listening.~-RIP-~
Debra (Weis) Compson
April 11, 2021
I was so looking forward to our long awaited high school reunion to say hi and get reacquainted. Gary was a great guy. My condolences to the family. He will be missed.
Phil Lynn
March 21, 2021
Gary was always a person people could count on when the chips were down. Many times, Gary, with his medical training, came to the aid of friends and strangers in need of assistance.
Being a well prepared back packer, Gary earned the affectionate moniker, Gadget Grayson. I will always remember his infectious laugh, just before I get a tear in my eye. Rest in love, my friend.
Linda Donato
March 21, 2021
Known Gary since first grade. He will be sorely missed by his friends.
Rob Roudabush
March 18, 2021
Reflecting on Gary is a wonderful flash from the past. I was one of the Park Terrace and CK High School crew. We all seemed to enjoy life to the fullest and aggressively searched for fun. I left Ca after college and unfortunately lost touch with many of the crew. It makes me feel happy that Gary appears to have had a full and successful life. God bless.
Annette and Bill Palmer
March 17, 2021
I met Gary through the Sacramento 6 Elks Lodge the year before he became our Exalted Ruler. He was a good leader and accomplished many things despite his health issues at the time. We loved how involved he was with our Elkampers group and enjoyed his friendly personality. We will miss him very much.
DALE B ROBINS
March 17, 2021
Dang it Grayson. Since high school (and before) you always seemed to do things before me. When I thought I finally did something that you hadn't (WB6MYR), I find out you had (KK6LGK). Well, I'm thinking, at least I'm highest classification, Amateur Extra - and you say "Hey, me too". Finally first at HAM Radio, only to find out you had a bigger tower.
And now you beat me to it again. Going to be serious DX to connect now. Going to miss the motorcycle rides and RVing we've talked about.
Happy Trails Gary. Save spot at the bar for me - first round is on you......
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