RIP Uncle Gary
Love from, Randy, Dave, Curt, Kevin and Jen, Kayla and Gavin
You will always be in our hearts ❤️

my dear brother friend . you were taken too early. cant believe youre gone. just talked to you the other day everything was fine.turned around & you were gone. why do the good ones go first. you were always there for us all. wish we could have been there for you. always cheery warm and kind. anybody that knew you always looked up to you.our family was blessed. we love so deep.our parents instilled that in all of us.gary you promised me when paul died i would see him again.better see all of you guys like you said.though youre far away you will always stay tucked away in our hearts.goodnite sleep tight where ever you are.will always remember my dear brother. love you forever. will watch over your wife diane gary jr joe and johnny.will never forget you.love you till my dying day.miss you soo much.loving sister debbie

We will cherish all of your memories with you, may you rest in peace uncle Gary ♥️

AS THE ANGELS BELLS DID RING, GOD SAID GARY MY BROTHER IN HEAVEN THERE IS NO SUFFERING. NO PAIN, IN HEAVEN YOU WILL REIGN, AND YOU WILL SEE ALL OF YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS ALL TOGETHER AGAIN. THEN THE ANGELS SANG AND, ONCE AGAIN THEIR BELLS RANG, REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER UNTILL WE MEET ONCE AGAIN LOVE YOU MY BROTHER XXOO RANDY AND ALL OF THE SAPUSAK FAMILY WITH LOVE R.I.P. MY DEAR BROTHER

Uncle Gary , another loss for our family . You were a great Uncle to us all !! I have many memories growing up on the property , and when we moved and came to visit ! Every time I saw you , I always expected to get donuts ! It became a ritual lol . Aunt Diane , Gary jr and Joe my sincere condolences, as well to all family and friends . Rest in peace Uncle Gary

My deepest condolences to the family. Rest in peace Gary.

To The Sapusak Family

I am really sorry to learn of Gary’s passing.

Terry

Our deepest condolences to Dianne, Joe , Gary Jr. and all the Sapusak family.

Gary was a gentle giant of a man with a heart of gold.

He always had a kind word and was sensitive to those he met-even all the animals that he cared for along the way.

RIP Gary .

Until we meet again.

Frank & Lucy Robertson

My deepest condolences on the passing of Gary to Diane, and sons Gary and Joe. I’ve been a family friend for years although I haven’t been living in Canada for awhile.

Gary was always wonderful and encouraging to me when I was a younger man, even providing hockey equipment to me when I needed some. He was a good mentor to me on and off the hocky rink. A great soul.

RIP Gary and May we meet again in the future.

Mike Coutts

I was shocked to hear the news of Gary’s passing after speaking with him just 2 days earlier. The kindness Gary brought throughout the years, and the many words of encouragement and faith, he shared, will not be forgotten.
Dianne, Joe, and Gary, I hope the treasured memories you hold in your hearts will sustain you until we all see Gary again.
Our deepest condolences,
Charlene, Thomas and Marie Felix

Dianne, Gary Jr. and Joe, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Gary was very kind to phone me from time to time since Neil’s death.

Condolences also to the rest of Gary’s large family.

Peter and I are so sorry to hear the sad news but we know Gary is out of pain and in God’s hands.
Gary had a great sense of humor and how could we ever forget Peter and Gary’s musical drama as the blues Brothers.
And singing their heart out VICTORY IN JESUS.

BLESSINGS
PAYLINE ROOD

My deepest condolences to all your family and friends.

It saddens me to say again…the Lord took another brother away. Gary, you were an awesome son, brother, father, husband and uncle. I just wish you would have had the chance to be a grandfather. You would have been a great one, with all your passion and love. You have been the rock for the family. Gary, you always gave the eulogy’s. Now we have to give yours. You will be forever missed and loved. I am proud to say you were my brother. May you rest in peace. Love Peter and family, until we meet again. You fought long and hard, rest high on that mountain my brother.

Gary, Joe and Dianne

So sorry to hear of your Dad’s (husband’s) passing I knew he hasn’t been well but no matter what it is not easy to let them go. May he Rest In Peace Just remember the good times you had with him all the laughs you had as time goes by it will get a little easier our thoughts and prayers are with you all God Bless

Rod and Jean McLean

My condolences to the Sapusak family.

So sorry to hear of Gary’s passing, sending condolences, love, & prayers to all the family.
Al Nordstrom

Can’t believe my brother is gone so early as he had so much more to give.
Gary always had a smile and a few jokes to tell whoever he saw.
Yes the jokes were funny and continues.
Gary got along with everyone and didn’t have a bad thing to say about anyone.
Gary was an angel on earth.
Gary will be greatly missed by me.
See you when lm on the other side.
Love ❤️ you.
Paul and Doody and family.

I will always remember the good times we all had at grandpas place with the family.
We will always remember you and have a special place in our heart.
Our sincere condolences to Aunt Diane, Gary and Joey and the entire Sapusak family.

Rest in Peace uncle Gary

Uncle Gary
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sunshine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you gently in the palm of his hand and carry you off to dance among the stars, with deepest sorrow and Heartfelt Love you will truly be missed rest easy my Uncle, R.I.P

Dear Diane Gary and Joe my sincere condolences to all of you in the loss of your husband and father 13 But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about those who are asleep, that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope.
14 For since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, through Jesus, God will bring with him those who have fallen asleep.
15 For this we declare to you by a word from the Lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord, will not precede those who have fallen asleep.
16 For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first.
17 Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord.
18 Therefore encourage one another with these words. https://esv.org/1Thess4.13-18

Sending my condolence to the Sapusak family.

Rest in peace Uncle Gary.

Aunt Dianne, Gary jr. and Joe, hopefully you can find some comfort knowing that Uncle Gary is not suffefing and is now at peace. Our sincerest condolences.

Brenda, Dan, Cassandra and Brendan Cvitanovic

On behalf of my mother Margaret, myself (Tony) and Bryce we would like to offer our deepest condolences to Diane, Joe, Gary jr and Johnny in the sudden passing of Gary.
You will sadly be missed but we hold great memories of your kindness and loving heart, we also extend our deepest condolences to the rest of the Sapusak family.
Rest easy Uncle Gary, gone but never forgotten ❤️

Margaret, Tony, Bryce Sapusak

Remembering Gary for his humour and great friendship on those long trips down south and great vacations! He and Dianne and the Gary Jr. and Joe were wonderful to him all his life. Our sons Jonah and Sebastian pass on their condolences as well. See you when we meet in Heaven our brother.

Gary was always in a positive mood. It was always uplifting to be around him. I never heard him say a negative
word to or about anyone. We will miss him.

I knew Gary for at least 60 years. He was always in good mood and humor. When l lived on the farm he would bring me fresh food. He was a good Christian and belonged to the church for many years. He was a good family man. He worked hard at general freezers.
Wish his family the best.
I will miss him and his jokes.

I was very sorry to hear about Gary’s passing. My deepest condolences to the Sapusak family.

As a member of Cornerstone, I would like to convey my deepest condolences to Dianne, Joe, Gary Jr. and the extended Sapusak families. Gary was a very personable, involved and helpful Christian, with a lot to give from his warm heart and huge smile. Heaven has gained an angel and I mourn with you all.

Condolence to the bereaved family.

I knew Gary as a dedicated servant of the Lord He served our church fellowship and society in general. He will be missed; gone but remembered.

— Vi Alvaran
(Writing from the Philippines)

RIP Uncle Gary. It’s so hard to express our thoughts when someone passes. You fought health issues for a long while and definitely fought hard to be with your family. My heart goes out to you Aunt Dianne, cousin Joe and Gary and Johnny and all his siblings that im sure will miss him. Uncle Gary was such a good guy and it saddens me that the past few years we’ve only been coming together to say our goodbyes which has been unfortunately a lot. I’m sure that your parents, all your siblings and their spouses that have passed before you are waiting with open arms and I’m sure Steve Joy will be there to welcome you as well. May you now RIP.

Joe and Gary and family
Sending my condolences to you and your family

Dear Debbie
My heartfelt condolences to you. May your brother rest in eternal peace . Keeping you and families in prayer.
Regards and Hugs Rosemary Shoemaker.

Of all the people I have worked for over the years, Gary was the only one who understood me and my quirks, and everyone else he took care of as our supervisor. I never worked anywhere over a year except for the five wonderful years with him. I endured his snowball fights INSIDE the sawmill during cold winters, water-hose battles during the heat of summers, and many severe moments in our work environment. Several times, he saved my life while working. Everyone who worked for him loved him. Gary and I stayed close friends even after the sawmill moved north and I had to find other work.

Dianne, you and the rest of your family can take comfort in knowing that the lives of everyone around Gary were deeply affected by him and his loving ways. What a great man!