I was introduced to Gary in the early 80s, and although I never worked for him, I was blessed to work around him, for over 35 years. Gary was one of my Hero's in the Construction business, and I treasured the time working with him, or just chatting at the Depository. I enjoyed working with his Leaders in the construction of many projects throughout the valley, and it was always fun chatting with him in Duck Creek. I can truly say that I am a better man, having known Gary Halverson. Gary lived the term Work Hard and Play Hard. My sincere Condolences and Prayers go out to Mike, Tye, and the rest of the Halverson Family.

Sad. I will always remember Gary as possibly the kindest and most intelligent man that I have had the pleasure of knowing. 

Fred Oravetz

	Thirty or forty years ago, I was riding with Gary to Pahrump to speak in Church.  Gary remarked that he wished he had an education and could give better speeches.  I said to him “Good grief Gary, you are one of the most educated men I know. Look what you have done!” He picked up on that immediately, and responded, “You are right, the Lord had blessed me so much, He had given me gifts so I can look at a set of plans and see right away what is needed.”
	It is remarkable what Gary was able to make of himself and the unselfish good he did in spite of the most difficult background from which he came. He is a full sized action figure who improved the world the best he could.  
	Gary always amazed us with his mind, and willingness to help and serve wherever he could –and he always had a better way of doing things. He was continually thinking and improving, and developing, and making things better. And if it was for the Church or the Lord or the Boy Scouts or Girls Camp, he covered the cost and kept it to himself. Camp Simpson could well be named Camp Halverson - he did so much to improve that great facility. His consecration and sacrifice taught us much and his example made us better individuals.    
	And best of all, he was a good friend. 
	Our love goes to his beloved wife, Cheroyl, whom we love and who was equally yoked with Gary in all his endeavors and cared for him so well. 
Mahlon & Carole Edwards


The Pahor family is truly saddened to hear about Gary's passing, and wish the family strength in this most difficult of times. 

Although I have not seen Gary in quite some time, early on in my career I was always inspired by Gary's charisma, and impressed with the confidence that he had in his abilities, as well as his diplomacy. I always looked forward to having an interesting conversion with him.
   
Unfortunately I am not able to attend the service, as I will be out of town, but I will be there in spirit!

Gary was the best of the best, and helped me out several times. I admired him greatly. He was a man's man. He will be missed. 
Clark Ellsworth

Gary was a blessing to all who knew him; dedicated, inventive, industrious, and anxious but never too busy to bless the lives of all who knew him.  He helped our son with his science fair project and helped me build a storage unit for our van.  He served anywhere and everywhere he was asked and served with distinction.  
Keith & Judy Edwards

Gary was a fine man and truly loves the Lord, he set a good example for all, I always thought well of him, and    he will be greatly missed by his family, I know the Lord has plenty for him to do. Until we meet again

OBITUARIO

Gary Raymond Halverson

22 junio, 1934 – 25 septiembre, 2018

Palm Downtown Mortuary & Cemetery

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