Birth date: Oct 26, 1954 Death date: May 2, 2018
Gary L. Gilchrist, age 63, passed away unexpectedly, Wednesday morning, May 2, 2018 at Mercy Hospital. He was born to Robert and Beverly Gilchrist on October 26, 1954; and had been a life resident of the Muskegon and Whitehall are Read Obituary
Today you would have celebrated your 64th birthday. You are so loved and missed. Happy Birthday! I love you more!!! ~Me ♥️
Chris and family we only knew Gary for 4 days. My husband Chad shared a room with him at Mercy. Before we introduced ourselves; listening to Gary through the curtain tell his stories and chats with the medical staff. I instantly knew I'd like him. Later we found out what a small world it was and that we had a mutual acquaintance. I looked forward to bumping into both of you in the summer and shooting the breeze. Chris, I too lost my husband unexpectedly but on April 29th. Can you imagine their faces when they seen each other in Heaven? I'd offer to pray for your family but I know you understand why I can't. Know your family have been in our thoughts and our hearts break for your loss.
Chris and family - My memories of Gary was a man who loved his family, spoke his mind and you knew where you stood with him - no bullshit. So sorry for your loss.
He will always be remembered for the uncle that gave us kids a hard time, but made us tough. I love you uncle Gary and will see your family soon. Here's a Canadian flag.
Sending my deepest sympathies. Such a fun,loving guy. So sorry for your loss Chris! Hugs to you and your families.🙏
Had a lot of good days with Gary at OV. Crazy times. He was a card and loved by all. Miss those days! But did get to see him think around Easter. We talked and I thought we'd meet again. Wow! Prayers for you Chris mostly, and also family n friends!
I worked with Gary for meany years at Neway. Gary was all was fun to talk with and very help full when I need help. I all was looked for ward to see him and talk for a time.
Rest in peace Gary. May God Bless You.
Chris,
Gary was a great friend and even a better union brother, I will miss my stops in the woods to see him during hunting season, always a cold beer and little cussing to remember my time at neway with him. he taught me a lot and I will miss him.
Dave Chilcote
