Kim (and Earl), I am so sorry for the loss of your brother. My condolences go out to your entire family in this time of sorrow.

I’m very sorry I cannot attend the funeral as i am working out of province. Garry and I were a real pair of jokers while at Joes garage. Fun times with him are some ofthe best of my life!! Sorry to see him go…. I’ll remember forever….. Dale Neduzak

So sorry to hear of Garry’s passing. My prayers and thoughts go out to all his family and friends. I met him when I drove taxi in Beausejour. He was always so pleasant. Gail

So sorry to hear of Garry’s passing. Gord played baseball with him and Billy way way back when. A lot of fond memories. Our condolences.
Gord and Christine Hemminger.

My sincere condolences to Garry’s family. I knew Garry while working at Melnick Motor’s, and he was always funny and easy going. When running errands in Beausejour, I was sure to bump into him at the Post Office or the bank and he was always ready to catch up with a quick conversation before continuing on with his day. My sincere sympathy and R.I.P. Carole Gauthier

Growing up with Garry, life was always full of adventures. This particular story I call the “Raging Bull”. In those days, kids spent every waking hour outside during the summer holidays. On this day, the two of us venture into the back pasture probably looking for trouble. And trouble found us in the shape of our bull. He chased us and we jumped into the back of a grain wagon. The bull was tossing that wagon with all his might. Garry and I hung on for dear life. Probably yelling at the top of our lungs. Then all of a sudden, our brother Bill starts my dad’s truck and the the bull goes charging towards the truck. Garry and I jump out of the wagon and run like the wind to safety. My hope is that my brother is now free to run like the wind and off to enjoy new adventures.

So sorry to read of Garry’s illness and passing. Far too young! Our condolences to the all of the family.
Len & Jan Pleskacz

I always enjoyed working with Garry at the Autobody Shop. He was witty with a great sense of humour. We had many good times! Garry had common sense and a good way of dealing with people too. He could be counted on for advice or words of wisdom. I will really miss him. He was a great guy!
We are very sorry for your loss.

Lynette & Ken Ulrich

Kim , Earl and the Greschuk family, we are so sorry to hear of Garry passing.Treasure the memories of a wonderful man. Tim and Rhonda

Shelby, Steven, Aunties Connie, Cheryl, Kimmy and Heather, Uncle Bill and Aunty Rina,

Uncle Garry was an amazing Uncle to me. I remember curling up on the couch with the ‘kids’ on a Sunday afternoon (usually sitting on his or Uncle Bill’s back as they were laying in the couch), at Grandma and Grandpa’s watching wrestling and cheering on Hulk Hogan. I fondly recall going out on the power toboggans (as they called them back then) and getting stuck in a field. I can’t remember how we were rescued, but my sister Terri and I knew we were safe with him. Both he and Uncle Bill rebuilt my first car which I proudly took care of until finally the floor rusted through. I was very lucky to have these great memories to experience as a young child.

Losing a parent is very difficult and I wish Steven and Shelby peace and lots of support through this difficult time. I am sorry we were unable to make the service, but the Thompson’s will be thinking of everyone during this difficult time.

Steven, Shelby & Greschuk family our heartfelt condolences for the loss of Garry. May all your treasured memories comfort you at this difficult time.

Had a great pleasure knowing Gary, many memories and having bon fires… he was always there if you needed a helping hand ..condolences goes out to family and many friends….