To us, Gary was all about love (of Cindy, family & life) and joy. Together, he and Cindy were like the mountains that they gravitated towards after leaving Vancouver. They reveled in the gorgeousness around them. They ate it up!!! They are among the few that I can say absolutely enjoyed every day, every hour, every minute together (except maybe one or two moments here or there :). Cindy, we love you so much, and we ache for you. Yours is an epic loss. But we know your memories will eventually lift you and bring you the gift of so many daily smiles.

My deepest sympathies and condolences to the family.

Special memories exist to this day (Bahamas contest 1980) of my association with Gary professionally and personally.

Close colleague of his from 1979 -1986 at Roy Foss Motors, very high-level performer within the industry with a positive and fun demeanor, he was a teacher to many and his zest for life was high.

Gary always had a can-do approach to things and motivated the people around him.

True professional in our industry that will be missed.

May Gary rest in peace and may his memories be a blessing.

Bill Metcalfe

There was a celebration in heaven Thanksgiving day!

See you on the other side dear friend…

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Uncle Gary was one of the kindest gentleman that I have had the privilege of knowing in my life. His infectious smile lite up a room! He will be missed by and many. We send our dearest condolences to our loving aunt Cindy and Matt: love Mary and Tim Addison

Our condolences Cindy Matthew and the rest of the clan. Many happy memories of our time spent together at RFM

To Cindy, Matthew and the whole family, Sandra and I send our deepest condolences. May you find solace in your many happy memories.

Gary and I met as colleagues but quickly became friends. Our friendship blossomed and grew over decades on many golf courses. On Shawneeki we started a travelling $5.00 bill competition that went back and forth between us for many years. I will miss you “Pooch” and I will think of you fondly with every golf swing.

Peter Recine