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Nancy Cole
September 12, 2023
I loved you Gary
November 18, 2011
A dear,wonderful friend who we loved and will miss so much. We had so many good times and laughs. Our hearts ache with the loss but we know you are at peace and stirring up trouble in heaven. Love you Gary......Tom and Pat Viertlbeck
Nancy Berrry
November 16, 2011
Our sympathy to the entire family...
Sonny and Nancy
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Steven Burke
November 16, 2011
Please allow me to offer my deepest condolences to Gary's family. He was a true gentleman. I will always cherish our friendship.
Steve Kiff
November 12, 2011
Paul,sorry to hear about your dad,my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
mike angus
November 11, 2011
My condolences to the Heiss family. Mike & Nancy Angus ( Elaines Uncle) Cambria, Calif.
Betty, John & Adam Richardson
November 11, 2011
Our sincerest sympathy goes out to Gary's family, especially Nancy and Julie. We always enjoyed Gary's company, especially to share memories of Aunt Jessie and Uncle Carli. I know he desperately wanted that red mohair living room suite...or was it the black and white tv?? (Gary's laughing in heaven right now!!). He was fun to talk to, even at 3:00 a.m.!!!
We didn't find out about Gary's passing until Thursday afternoon so it was not possible to attend his services. For that we are sorry. Know that we are there in spirit.
Gary we love you. You will be missed!!
Crista Stevens
November 11, 2011
Gary you were great to work with over the last 11 years. I loved all of the long talks that we had and all of the advice you have given me over the years. I will miss you greatly and will I will never forget you....
Bill Rucki
November 11, 2011
Dear Gary's Family and Friends,
I am very saddened to hear of Gary's death and you all have my sincerest sympathy. Gary and I grew-up together as neighbors so I spent a lot of time with him. I always liked Gary very much and I always looked up to him. Gary would always make us laugh although I'm sure Julie and Nancy weren't always laughing when Gary would tackle them in the front yard and make them smell his armpits. When we were young Gary built a work-out room in his parent's garage and we spent countless hours out there. Gary was the person who taught me how to box and how to speed-bag and I thought that was just the coolest thing in the whole world.
Gary was also my first employer. Being the entrepreneur that he was he bought some equipment and started installing seamless gutters. Gary would hire me during the summers and during those summers I learned valuable life-lessons about work, responsibility, and using a level. I have nothing but fond memories of all those years we spent together even though I had to listen to Johnny Cash in the truck the whole time.
Gary was a great friend and a great employer and the world is a lesser place without him. I wish you all comfort as you work-through this terrible loss.
November 11, 2011
Oh Boy! When he walked into the bar, you knew his style! Strut his walk...you just wanted to know him! You don't get many people like that! will miss you, Lindsay
Jack Steinbugl
November 10, 2011
I know God will have your milk, chocolate chip cookies and potato chips ready for your arrival. I've cherished your friendship for over 40 years and many crazy times. You will always be in our hearts. You were the brother I never had. Love you. Aufwiedershenen. Till we meet again.
Lois Steinbugl
November 10, 2011
Gary was like a part of our family for a lot of years. We've shared many great times. Our family will miss him dearly. Rest In Peace Good Friend.
Jack Steinbugl
November 10, 2011
I know God will have your milk, chocolate chip cookies and potato chips ready for your arrival. I've cherished your friendship for 40 years and all the crazy times together. You will always be in our hearts. You were like the brother I never had. Love you. Aufwiedersehen. Till we meet again.
Jim and Debbie Lewis
November 10, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. God Bless!
Bernadette Opsahl
November 10, 2011
Fondest Remembrances in the short time I Knew him. When we moved in the shopping center Laskey Crossings Gary has always been so nice to me and always was such a delight to talk to. When I heard of his sudden passing I knew right away that he is in Heaven with our father and will be watching all of his business friends ... He such a great man. From, Bernadette Opsahl @ Glass City Flowers
November 10, 2011
I'll miss you, Gary! Our deepest sympathies to all his family.
Rita & John Saller
Angie Robinson
November 10, 2011
My deepest sympathies to the entire family.
VFW POST 606
November 9, 2011
we would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the Heiss family during this very deficult time. Gary will always be remembered by the members of our post that lived life in the fast lane. He never had a bad word about anyone and always had a story to tell.
Jimi and Lisa Garza
November 9, 2011
Gary will be forever remembered as well as missed. He was a very outspoken, but kind & compassionate man. We are grateful for having known Gary and we will always remember his sense of humor. Our deepest sympathy to all of Gary's family.
Diane Mieczkowski
November 9, 2011
My deepest sympathy to Gary's family. My family will always be grateful for his friendship to our father (JB).
Michael Waltz
November 9, 2011
A genuine gentleman, who could easily brighten your spirits, a father who was admired and looked up to, and showed no judgment or ill will towards the mistakes made by others. We will all miss you.
Gretchen Hess
November 9, 2011
A Great Man who I've known for the past 28 years! I'm glad to have known you and work for you! You will be dearly missed! R.I.H., Gary
November 9, 2011
R.I.P. Gary. A Great Boss of at least 28 years. I couldn't have asked for a Better one! Been through a lot in those years and you always kept your head up and made me keep mine. Strong, Smart Man who will be dearly missed! I'm still in shock, but i know you are in Heaven smiling down on us!
Donna Hess, Toledo
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