Uncle Gary, I am so Glad I was able to visit with you a couple of times over the last few weeks. We will miss you. It was always fun to run into you out west when we were riding our Harley's. A fond memory of you is when I was a little boy and visiting Grandma and Grandpa in Lemont. You were rebuilding the motor on a 68 Camero in the garage and were so excited. You had your old Harley sitting there and I asked you how you could ride it without a speedometer??? You said Tommy you ride this bike by the sound so I don't need a speedometer. From that point on I knew I was going to have a Harley.

Another memory is when we were at my parents home in Summit for a Holiday. You were sitting in the corner where no one could see you but me. My Dad was in the other room and was not happy with what I was doing at that time. He turned to me and said if you do not straighten up I am going to hang you by your thumbs. Well there you were sitting in the corner with your hands held high and your thumbs in the air with that Funny grin on your face. I laughed so hard I was crying. Well my Dad saw me laughing and he thought I was laughing at him and that was the end of that.

I will mis you Dearly Uncle Gary.

Say Hi to Grandma, Grandpa and my Dad and Mom, Tommy and Dorothy.

Love Tommy and Lisa