Gary L. Fox

Birth date: May 5, 1948 Death date: Feb 18, 2014

Gary L. Fox, 65, of Camanche, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at his home in Camanche. Funeral Services will be 10:30am, Saturday, February 22, 2014 at the First Congregational Church - Clinton. Burial will Read Obituary

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Gail Block

614w ago

I am so sorry Dar.Just saw you to at Delora's wake,was nice to talk with you.You and your family are in my prayers.Take care my friend ,may God give you all strength and hope during this most difficult time.

Kim Gay

614w ago

Darlene, Andrea, Jess, & Erin ~ Sending heartfelt sympathy to you during this time of sadness and loss. I didn't know Gary well other than spending time as a kid at the roller rink. I couldn't let this time go by without sending a message to you expressing my sympathy. I have fond memories of being your neighbor and playing with Andrea and Jess as a child! Sending hugs and praying for your fond memories of Gary to decrease the hurt you are feeling in your hearts during this time of loss. God Bless you all! Kim (DeGraw) Gay

Kay Egbers Smith

615w ago

Dear Dar,
Gary was always one of the most kind-hearted people I've known. His generous spirit has had a positive impact on the lives of countless people. What an amazing life he has lived, to have touched so many people and to bring so much happiness to so many! His great sense of humor that carried him through stressful situations was evidenced by that ever-present twinkle in his eye! The world is a better place thanks to Gary's life, and what a beautiful legacy that is!

Kim Godsey

615w ago

Dar and Family,
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you. Gary was always a kind neighbor to our Grandma Ida Callahan. He will truly be missed. Wayne and Kim Godsey

Bob Bopes

615w ago

Dar,
My prayers and thoughts are with you and family. Gary was a special person to youth in the area ,through the roller rink, Camanche athletics, and CHS. I enjoyed our conversations at work, along with his smile and laughter.
Bob Bopes

Barb Kinkaid

615w ago

Dar & family - My deepest sympathy - My fondest memory of Gary is when he was behind the counter at the Fox Roller Rink. He always had time to chat and greet the kids as they entered the rink. He was a huge supporter and positive role model to the youth of the Clinton and Camanche communities. He will be missed.
Barb Kinkaid

Colleen

615w ago

Dar, so sorry to hear about Gary. You are in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this time.

Colleen Flathers

The Blue Family

615w ago

in honor of Gary.

Dar and Family, we are so sorry to hear of Gary passing. He was a such a positive person in the lives of so many teens. Always giving encouragement and support. May God wrap you in his arms and give you peace to get through this difficult time. Keep the memories close to your heart and let them fill you with peace and joy. You will be in our prayers.

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Emily Bower

615w ago

in honor of Gary.

I am very very sorry Mrs. Fox. I know what you are going through. Remember he is with you inside your heart. I am here to talk anytime. I love you, may God bless you. Emily

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Ed And Jean Hupfer

615w ago

To The Fox Family

A Note from Heaven,
If I could write from heaven,
this is what I'd say,
Please don't miss me too much,
I'm with you throughout your day.
You may not see or hear me,
but if your quiet and still,
You may just feel my presence;
because, in Heaven, there is free will.
Don't worry for the day,
it will come and go as planned,
Enjoy each moment you are given,
keep worry from your hand.
Keep sorrow to a minimumFor in Heaven if you could see,
You'd know I'm safe and happy,
I did not cease to be.
Moments in time are brief,
until we'll be together again,
as Eternity lasts forever,
our lives, they have no end.

Jean, Ed Hupfer and Luyre Sobaski

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