To you, my Dearest Friend Mae, and to your beautiful Girls and their families, we send our deepest condolences. I have rarely met a couple like you, that were still so in love with each other, even after all those years. The two of you were glowing in the presence of each other - so beautiful to see! May you keep that ray of sunshine in your heart and let it soothe you in your difficult times. All our Love to you and yours, Jim, Isabelle and Anthony.
We are so very sorry for your loss, Mae. Gary was such a kind man and so much fun. We know you and the family will have many wonderful memories to share. Please accept our sincere condolences, Bob and Deby Campbell
Bob/Deby and family - thank-you's have not been sent out for all the tributes, so I do that now. Coming up to our curling bonspiel, thinking of all our friends made through curling. Thanks again. Mae
Mae we are with you in this time of grief. Gary’s laughter, smile, and joy will be missed.
A Ukrainian prayer “May his memory be forever “ I am sure it will. Michael and Wendy Cebryk
Mae our deepest condolences to you and your family. Gary was a very nice man. Always ready to help anyone. He was a gentle soul.he will be missed by Strasbourg/Bulyea drivers.
Dear Mae and family I worked with Gary at Coke he was a shy quiet person who never had a bad thing to say about anyone.When I needed help he was right there to help.I will miss sending jokes back and forth to him.Rest in peace my friend Murray Huculak
We are at a loss for words. Please accept our most sincere sympathies, and condolences for you loss. Gary was an amazing man, and absolutely the most incredible Hobart Technician we have ever experienced, and a great friend. Together, Gary & Mae were an incredible team, always helping anyone who was in need. Our love and support go out to the Stohl family. May God give you strength.
Our deepest sympathies to you Mae. I have always and will always cherish the mom and daughter Willow figurine you both got me and will always remember what Gary said to me that day. May you Rest In Peace Gary.
The first year is tough; but I hear the second year is just as tough. Thank-you for being a big part of our lake life. The tributes were hard to address until now. Travel safe. See you soon. Mae
Hi Charlene, I read these again and notice I had not responded with a thank-you. My first year has been easier having been able to talk with good friends. Take Care. Mae
