My name is Lamont (Monty) Faulkner, 
It’s July 8th 2025, and I still remember Gary Kremer. 
I was a Manufacturing Rep on the 737 assembly line in Renton Wa. As little of interaction that Gary and I had, we both (to me) had a kindred spirit towards each other.
9 years later, I’m thinking of Gary. I had always hoped to share with his parents  how much Gary’s life meant to me. 
He was a great kid, and an outstanding reflection of his parents. 
He was a Marine! ( I never served). 
What a tragic loss. 
9 years later, I hope this message reaches Gary’s family.
In Christ,
Lamont (Monty) Faulkner

Just wanted to say I miss our conversations, and I still think of you often buddy. You were my roommate at Miramar for about four years of my life, you were always positive no matter what we were going through and always kept good energy. 
I will see you again on the other side one day brother. 

Please except my deepest condolences to Paula , Eric ,family ,and friends for Garry Kremer passing. Too early , too soon. I am very , very sorry, my heart go to all of you . Gary you are pure , free and forever, fly my friend , fly free until we will see again!

Gary Kremer, my brother... I am truly taken back by your passing and find myself grappling with this reality every day. I have nothing but the best memories from our time together, which I will remember for the rest of my life. I am truly sad by your untimely departure and will miss you like a true brother. I was looking forward so much to your future as a Firefighter/EMT, because you would have been awesome! As I wrote your letters or recommendation for each Department, I did so with pride and a smile. It was an honor to do that for you, and from what I've come to find, you in fact landed the job based on your own merit - AWESOME! That FD and the community they serve will never get the Gary Kremer experience, and that is truly unfortunate on so many levels. As I sit back and think of our time together, I smile, I do have tears, but I can hear your infectious laughter and this is what keeps me afloat. My brother and I both recall getting you on FaceTime while were in Austin for our oldest brother's funeral this past February... and the reason for that FT was because we love you, and you are our brother, and we wanted to share our feelings with you. Of course, in true Gary fashion, you had some choice comments that made us all laugh. Nonetheless, the truth remains --- you're our brother forever. Semper Fidelis, Marine.

To Gary's family (Paige included) --- my heart aches for you beyond expression. I know this is very apparent with all the messages on social media, but I will say it anyway; Gary was a wonderful person, so full of life, and absolutely one of the best people on the planet to be around, and I will miss him dearly. Gary lived with my wife and I for about a year in San Diego, and I really got to know him well. He and I had many classes together at Mesa College, and we both moved to the Pacific Northwest around the same time to continue the adventure we call life - he lived it to the fullest and serves as an example to all in that regard. My brother Jeremy worked with him at Boeing for his entire time with the Company, and I can tell you that he is also truly taken back by Gary's departure. When I say that we consider Gary a brother, that is a fact. So, that makes you family! Anything we can do for you at any time, please call on me. May peace be upon you all during this difficult time. 

Love and best wishes to you all,

Nathaniel, Rose, Addy and Bill Bruce

OBITUARIO

Gary Ray Kremer

16 marzo, 1986 – 26 junio, 2016

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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