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playing racquet ball with Gary in the "Michigan National league"

Gary from Michigan National Bank in the 1980s when he was my Boss. He was a true Preppy that wore pink shirts and loved country music. Gary made me laugh and I am saddened to hear of his passing. May he rest in everlasting peace. My prayers go out to his family.

Gary was a great fraternity brother and friend

I turned 21 on Nov. 20, 1963 ( a Wednesday) but I had a huge Party planned for the 22nd a Friday. I tell everyone now that I turned 21 on Nov. 22, 1963 as that was the infamous day Kennedy was assassinated. There were so many Arms at the party at the Ponderosa that I don't remember whether Gary was there on not but he probably was as this was his actual 21st birthday. I saw him , his wife and the LeFleurs recently at a club in Port Huron. He looked great! RIP

Gary as a fun loving caring person who loved life to it's fullest. I am honored that he called me his friend.

Gary and always will remember him as one of the most wonderful men I have ever known. He was such a joy to be around and I am so grateful that my sister chose him to be the love of her life and my brother-in-law. It was a true honor to have known him. He will forever be missed.

Gary's welcoming smile, his characteristic chuckle and that little glint 'in his eye'. I'll also remember he and Pete Miller engaging in lively games of 'Button, button .... I've got your button' during our many trips to Olympia to watch the Wings. Godspeed to our good friend. jerry bidleman

Gary's welcoming smile, his characteristic chuckle and that little glint 'in his eye'. I'll also remember he and Pete Miller engaging in lively games of 'Button, button .... I've got your button' during our many trips to Olympia to watch the Wings. Godspeed to our good friend.