So sorry to hear of Gary's passing.  From another member of the PUX family he will truly be missed.  My thoughts are with you.

Marcia, I'm so sorry for your loss.  Even though I didn't know Gary and haven't seen you much since high school, I know that Gary was good for you and a decent man.  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I am a friend of Arlan and Gene from Houston, MN and am sorry to learn of your loss of brother, Gary.  My condolences to all of Gary's family.

My warmest condolences to the family. While I didn't know Gary directly, I knew his in-laws, David and Elsie McFadden, well in the 1950s. I also know his sister-in-law, Debbie McFadden Freeze, well through the internet. 
Kermit B. Karns.

I too met Gary online through PUX, and had the pleasure of meeting with him twice - once when he travelled to Ontario, and last summer at RMR.  The two of us hatched the idea of me flying out to surprise every one, and he even came to DIA to pick me up - an adventure in itself since my flight was cancelled and changed numerous times!  Until my family moved west last April, I chatted online with Gary nearly every day.  He was an extrordinary human being and while he will be missed, his memory will live on forever.
Rest in peace my friend.  I will hug the kids for ya.

I just wanted to express my sympathy for you.  I pray God will watch over all of you.  My Father and Gary are cousins.  I spent many hours with him as a child. One of my favorite memories was him teaching us how to do indian wrestling.  
May God comfort you.

Gary was and forever will be, my friend/camping buddy/fellow PUX member. You were a true friend, a man with a generous heart, a loving heart. Whenever I see the Rocky Mountains they will remind me of you, the memories and friendship will always be in my heart.

I like many others had found a friend in Gary. He was my friend,father-in-law and, grandfather to my children.Also,like others i respected his kind words,criticism,wisdom. We love you and,will deeply miss you.
We hope you have found the greatest camping spot that you never have to give up.
RIP Gary....till we see you again

Gary, you were a friend found on the internet (PUX) and both you and Marcia had been voices of wisdom while going through some health issues of my own.  You will be sorely missed but I'm sure that you've got the best campsite now and that there are moose a'plenty for you to be gazing at over your brown pop!  Hats off to you!

I've never met Gary, but you can tell alot about a person by just how he ""talks"" to others. I ran across him at the PUX website and though never directly corresponded to him, he was a prime example of what others should strive to be. He showed me that he was an honest, caring individual to his fellow man. If more people were like him, the world would be a better place. RIP Gary..

I met Gary through his wife Marcia.  I instantly knew he was a kind and loving person.  He showed it in the caring way he had with Marcia and his daughter Tasha, then after his grandchildren started to come.  I have so many wonderful memories of the many times I have spent with Gary and Marcia that I will treasure.  Rest in peace my friend and know the people down here will miss you.  
My sympathies to Marcia and Tasha as I know they will miss him terribly.  Just remember he is looking down on us and will always be in your hearts.

I ?""met?"" Gary online, at www.PopupExplorer.com. As one of the ?""Colorado contingent?"" of PopupExplorer.com forum members, I subsequently also met him in real life. Birds of a feather, we; among a subset of RV owners and forum participants who thrive on making our worlds our way; on improving the stuff of our lives. Opposites in the number of words used (me many, Gary few), we took pleasure in sharing solutions. This quiet man befriended many. To Gary: rest in peace, brother. To the family: know that Gary was respected for his knowledge and humanity, and befriended during his travail.

Gary will be missed by all his camping friends, both by those of us who had the good fortune to meet him in person and by those who met him only virtually on Popup Explorer.  My deepest sympathy.

Goodbye my dear friend. I hope the campgrounds on the other side are even more spectacular than the ones in Colorado that you loved so much. We will keep you in our hearts and think of you every time we camp.

To Gary's immediate and extended family, please accept my sincerest sympathies.  Although we drifted apart during our adult years, I recall fondly many family reunions playing together as kids, and remember Gary as having a great sense of humor, and being a very caring person.  He will be profoundly missed by this cousin - Tom Tisthammer.

I was very saddened to learn of Garys passing Sunday morning. Gary and I had started to talk to each other shortly after he and Marcia were up here to meet some of us crazy Canadians several years back. I had not been able to go that weekend and so we chatted over the internet.
Gary very quickly demonstrated why he was so cared about by family and friends. He became a true friend to me! This was a kind and gentle giant in many ways. Deeply dedicated to those he loved and cared for. He always had a good thing to say, took the last days head on and never bemoaned his lot in life.
Someone once said that if you have one good friend, you are rich. Well there were so many of us that were rich because of Gary. My deepest heartfelt sympathies to Marcia, Tasha, and the dearly loved grand kids, Shaylee, Austin and Brennen. As well the rest of his family, his mother and brothers and all the nieces and nephews!
Remember him forever!

I was a classmate of Gary's back in Houston MN. We both graduated in 1970. I was shocked and saddened to hear of Gary's passing.  Please accept my sincerest condolences.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.
       Chuck Hanson

Rest in peace Gary. I will be thinking of you everytime I camp in the Poudre Canyon.

I'll always remember my Uncle Gary as an independent spirit.  He lived his life by many of his own rules but never forgot the Golden one.  He was kind, generous, skilled, observant, and witty.  He gave me my first motorcycle ride at age 4, and a thrilling one through Poudre Canyon when I was 21.  He drove long stretches of road to attend family events and camp at the family's farm in Minnesota, a place that we once thought he tried to leave behind and later saw how much he longed to return home to.  He had found solace in the mountains of Colorado, though, and I believe the vastness of those spaces allowed him the freedom he always sought.  So long, Uncle Gary - and thanks for sharing your spirit with us.  We love you.

It is so hard for me to believe that Gary is gone.  I know that he in not suffering any longer and we can all take comfort in that.  We are thinking of you and pray that God will comfort you in this time of great loss.

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Gary L. Henderson

2 enero, 2007 – 2 enero, 2007

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