Condolence: My condolences go out to Gary's family and friends. I just hear the news over the weekend and still cant believe it. I met Gary over a year ago at the Veteran's Housing - he was my next door neighbor. Gary was full of LIFE...definitely not a quiet, boring person !!!! We would knock on the walls as though we were in jail when we wanted each other to come over. It was funny. The second I tasted Gary's spaghetti sauce, I said - let me guess..in the Navy you were a cook...he said yes. WOW it was an amazing sauce! Rest in Peace Gary. I hope to see you up in heaven. Russell

Condolence: Gary, Its been years. Growing up, Gary was pretty tough and very street smart. Ironically, what made Gary different was passion. I always remember gary getting in the green truck with his Dad. His dad was an tile artist. And as most teachers know, if the student doesn't have an interest, then all the teaching in the world won't help. But that was not Gary. I think Gary had an appreciation for the art in the trade. Something I think he always maintained. Another passion was cooking. Funny as its sounds, but here's this tough guy, with his cigarettes rolled up in his short sleeves, in the kitchen. He loved good food. Probably because his mom, Sadie, and Nana, his grandmother, instilled this passion when he was younger. It became part of him. The other thing I will remember about Gary is his genuine laugh and smile. It was infectious. He could even get Nana to smile. Of course, he probably did something that he should have not done to get her attention, but he was willing to risk that for a smile. David Sanzo

Condolence: May your spirit soar in freedom Brother. May you find the peace you need. May you embrace our family there in heaven and feel their love up there. May you know your family here has missed you and hope you feel our love from here. Rest in peace Gary. I love you. Your sister Diane

Condolence: Prayers to family and friends at this time. He was taken from this world too soon. Rest in peace Gary.