Passed away, with his family by his side, at Brampton Civic Hospital on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. At the age of 77, beloved husband and best friend of Susan. Loving father of Kevin, Karen and her husband Keith, Kathryn and her husband Stephen “Moody”, Karla and her husband Travis, Matthew, Jessica and her husband Alex. Cherished grandfather of Samantha, Jake and Liam. Dear eldest son of the late Edward and Irene Leger. Dear brother of Robert and Rosie, Terry and Marion, Eddie and Debbie. Fondly remembered by all his nieces and nephews. Gary was loved by many and will be eternally missed.
The family will receive their friends at Egan Funeral Home, 203 Queen St. S (Hwy 50), Bolton (905-857-2213) on Saturday, July 11 from 12 noon until time of funeral service in the chapel at one o’clock. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bolton. Reception to follow at the funeral home.
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Marilyn Hunt
Susan and family
My sincere condolences on the passing of Gary, husband, father and Grandfather.
May your many memories of times together give you strength and peace through this most difficult time.
Marilyn
Mike Perreault
To the Leger clan, my absolute deepest sympathy for the loss of Gary.
Knew him as my best childhood buddy Kevin’s Dad, always ready to help with a project (like fixing the hockey nets we were constantly breaking) and give up crap (deservedly) when we were doing dumb things…
The world lost a great man. He will be missed. ❤️
Mike Perreault
Steven Clarke
God Bless the legacy you left AMEN
Lindsay Gibson
Susan, Kevin, Karen, Kathryn, Karla, Matthew, Jessica & families – you had the very best husband, father, grandpa, uncle and father-in-law in Gary and he will be missed so very greatly. But I know he is now with God in Heaven and we will see him again soon. Until then we will honour his memory and the legacy he left us. Until we meet again Gary – thank you for everything. Your family is a testament to your love and kindness ❤️
Carolyn McKane
Sending sincere sympathy to all the family, with fond memories of good times at Macville P.S.
Terry Martin
Dear Sue & family,
Sincere condolences on Gary’s passing.
May you remember all the wonderful memories of a life well lived.
Matthew & Terry Martin
Rod Blair
To the Leger family, sincere condolences for your loss of Gary. I have good memories of childhood visits to the farm.
With sympathy, cousin Roddy and Karen Blair
Pat Franklin
To all of you
So sorry to hear of your husband, father and grandfather’s passing.
He always had a nice smile and a wave when driving by the house.
Lots of family memories for you to cherish and laugh over.
Sincere condolences
Pat and Dave Franklin and Trevor and Jenna.
Surinder
Dear Susan and family,
So sorry to hear about Gary’s passing away. Susan my prayers are with you and your family.
Please accept our sincere Condolences.
May God be with you and your family in this difficult time.
Amy Kelly
Deeply sorry for your loss Susan thinking of you all in this difficult time.
Frank Lee
Dear Kevin and Family.
We were saddened to hear of Gary’s passing.
A very difficult time.
Reflecting on the joy you had with him gives some solace.
Unfortunately we cannot attend Saturdays service but wish you all well.
Cyndy, Alexandra and Frank.
Shannon
Sue, Kevin, Karen, Kathryn, Karla, Bud, Jessica and families. I am so sorry about the loss of Gary. He was a good man who never had a negative thing to say. He was utterly devoted to all of you and I am sure he will continue to be looking down at you all and watching over you.
Doris Smith
We are so sorry to hear of Gary’s passing and extend our deepest sympathy to the family at this difficult time.
David Naish
I first met Gary when he came to our building as a sub-contractor for a “bigger firm” several years ago.
We had repairs to be done to our air system, and of course the bigger firm wanted to do this, and that, in order to fix our issues.
In the middle of our talks, Gary looked at me (secretly), and shook his head. With that, Gary slipped me his business card, and that was the beginning of years of friendship and trust between us.
With Gary’s work in the building, and his guidance on various issues, the air system for our tenants improved beyond our expectations. He reduced our operating costs in all aspects of the air system.
There were a few times when Gary didn’t charge us for his work. That meant going next door and buying him lunch at Swiss Chalet. We would sit there, probably longer than needed, joking & laughing about different things not associated with work. I’m missing those days already.
Gary was a “one of a kind” person. I haven’t met anyone that could meet his standards as far as business, nor as an individual is concerned.
There are some out there who weren’t fortunate enough to know, or to work with him, and that is a huge loss to them.
I could go on more about Gary, but there probably isn’t enough space on this site to brag about him.
It was my honor to be able to know & work with you Gary. I shall do my best to carry on the teachings you gave me, and hopefully pass them down to a younger person some day.
To Gary’s family, you have my deepest condolences on your loss, and hope that time will help you with the void you that you’re all are feeling at this time.
Take care of each other.
David Naish