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Louise Sine (Lynch) posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
I was just looking at the pictures posted of the late 70's and 80's. I thought I was the only one who had those pictures anymore as I actually took all of them. I'm glad someone else has kept them all these years. It makes me sad to look at them and know Gary is no longer here but also brings back good memories and a few out loud laughs. Good bye my friend.
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Louise Sine (Lynch) posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
My deepest condolences to the family. Gary was a good friend to me way back whem in Mississauga. His long side burns and brown leather jacket (which he never took off) reminds me of a lot of good/fun times. He was always kind, gentle giant type towards me. A lot of good memories.
He will be in my prayers and he's in a good place now and hopefully he's met up with Ansel again.
Rest in Peace Gary.
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Don Siesling posted a condolence
Sunday, November 13, 2011
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Gary's passing.Even though I have not seen Gary in many years now. Gary and me were great friends as we grew up together in Mississauga's Erindale Woodlands.He was always a supportive friend as we both went through lifes ups and downs.Lots of great memories of fun times as well!Best wishes to Gary's parents his brother Dave and his children who he always spoke well of. Don Siesling
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Tina Morgan posted a condolence
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Of course the picture above is how I will always remember you Gary. That leather jacket was almost new in the picture, and you wore it always. You, me and Ansel were the three musketeers. You both worked at Dynamic and me at the Post Office.. For years we had a routine we seldom deviated from. Friday night to the bar at the Square one, where we would meet up with Mario, and George and their girlfriends when they had one. Chatting and laughing and yes drinking beer until they closed around 11 pm and then we would drive around in your car with the music cranked - of course :-) Then every Saturday morning, we would head downtown and make our tour of the rare book stores, and hole in the wall record stores. Of course we would always stop in at Sam's on Yonge St., but I think it was more for the colour of the people along the way then the store itself-they were too mainstream for you :-). We were never in a rush back then, time seemed slower some how - I guess we had our life ahead of us being in our late teens and early 20s. We were a weird trio, always looking for the unusual - be it books or records, and you ALWAYS knew everything about a record I picked up - no matter where the band was from. You were the one that got me into Budgie, which even today few people have ever heard of. I still listen to all that rare stuff, and am grateful I had you around to help me discover it. What a lot of people probably didn't know was that you (like me) were a veracious reader, and one of the reasons we got on so well was the speed with which we ploughed through books. I remember for the longest time that every week you bought the next in the Conan the Barbarian series, and I think you must have had 50 of them in the end. We did love the sci fi and fantasy stuff or sure. However the most memorable of the trips was when Ansel found a Satanic Bible at the book store and just had to have it.. He sure did like to shock people, and we both shook our heads and pretended we didn't know him when he pulled it out and read it in the most public places- of course he wasn't really reading it, but would be peering over the top of it to see the expressions on peoples faces,. He would make us both break out laughing when he would look at us and wink. He sure was a full time job for both us - keeping him out of trouble that is. Most of all Gary, thank you for being a top notch friend, for looking out for me and sharing your beautiful mind and soul with me. We grew up together, lost touch and you found me again and I am so grateful you did. I sure enjoyed our marathon phone conversations over the past few years, and our lively discussions. I just wish we had had more time! I will sure miss you, but I know I will see you again one day! Tina
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Dave Lindsey posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
I was slow to respond to this because there are just too many stories and memories to pick one. My brother and I spend a large part of our lives fighting and arguing over trivial matters the first chunk of our lives, but when the chips were down and I needed support, Gary was always there for me even back then. The last 10 to 15 years, Gary and I became close and finally had the relationship two brothers should have. I wouldn't trade those years for anything. Gary was my biggest influence growing up, especially in my love for music. Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Bad Company...the list is endless. He created this music monster that I have become and I could never thank him enough. It is what makes me happy, and I know it was his salvation as well. I will miss our long phone calls talking about computers, music and his two beautiful daughters and step daughter all of which he was so proud of. Facebook will never be the same knowing we will never trade music videos or message each others walls just to say hello. I miss you Gary, even more than I ever expected and it does hurt. You will never really be gone in my memories or in my heart.
PS, I know right now someone up there is telling him to turn the music down. The thought of this makes me very happy.
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casey posted a condolence
Saturday, November 5, 2011
I will always remember the fun times growing up. Little details here and there. The guitar you bought for me and always played with lol, the trips you would take us on and you playing air guitar in front of the stereo with it cranked lol. It's funny, how the things you are embarrassed of as a child growing up, are the things you remember the most and hold dear. It brings a smile to my face. I know your up there with mom bickering at each other the way you always did. To see the friends you had show up today to show their respects was heart warming. You truly were loved by a lot of wonderful people. I will always hold the good times in my heart and you will be greatly missed. Take care of mom up there,
Love
your daughter Casey
