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Garry Wayne Wilson
07/26/1945 — 03/23/2003
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Kansas City, Missouri
Garry Wayne Wilson
Garry Wayne Wilson, 57, of Richland, passed away at his home in Richland. He was born in July 26th, 1945 in Kansas City, MO. Garry lived in the Tri-City area for 50 Years and worked for the Bechtel Hanford as an electrician.
Garry served in the Army and enjoyed being a part of the VFW.
He is survived by his daughters Amberly Lynn Raichle and husband Darren; Angela Mary Vargas and husband Cesar; mother Pat Huard; Step-father Archie Huard; brothers Richard Dean Wilson, Ronald L. Wilson, Marty Haurd Greg Wilson; aunt Yvonie Casey; grandchildren Ashley and Jacob Raichle; also Hope, Teresa, and Jackilyn Vargus.
Garry is preceded in death by his father Melvin Leroy Wilson.
A memorial service will be held on Sunday March 30, 2003 at Einans Funeral Home in Richland
To my Friend Garry Wilson, My friend, my work partner, my fishing friend, my Beer Buddy. I had met a man named Garry Wilson when I was excessed to Bechtel. I was a brand new employee at 100N,Garry had been there for what seemed to me to be his whole life. Garry was not very affectionate when we met,I was the new guy that was going to make everybody happy. I came into the group, did not hold any bones,I was here too make people happy, to get company and craft at an agreement.All things seemed simple to me, simple,clean, &precise!! Garry helped to realise that these were my friends, my brothers, my sister, that these were my people I was to ,stand-up for so I tried even harder. Garry was the nicest I was ever blessed with being able to call my FRIEND!!!!!Garry knows that I love him.
For the brief time we knew you garry,it was a wonderful experience. I will never forget the great santa clause you made god bless you.
Garry,
You will be missed.
This is very hard for me , Garry was not just a friend , he was a father to me .
Angie and Amber know this and my heart goes out to them .
We had so many fun times on the river and off the river .
I was also lucky enough to know Garry’s dad , leroy , I was the only one ” allowed ” to call him Melvin . For that I feel honored .
I’ll miss Garry everyday for the rest of my life .
His favorite saying to me was ” my son , my son , my crazy f**ked up son “
Dear Wilson Families…I offer my sincere condolences on the loss of your Dad.
Gary Behymer
Col-Hi Class of 1964
Our prayers and thoughts go out to Garry’s family. He will be missed very much.
Garry lived next door to my grandparents on Thayer Dr. I fondly remember the christmas I was around 8. Garry came to my grandparents front door dressed as Santa! What a great surprise for my brother, sister and I. I will always remember that xmas. Garry will surely be missed by all who knew him. God bless.
To my Friend Garry Wilson, My friend, my work partner, my fishing friend, my Beer Buddy. I had met a man named Garry Wilson when I was excessed to Bechtel. I was a brand new employee at 100N,Garry had been there for what seemed to me to be his whole life. Garry was not very affectionate when we met,I was the new guy that was going to make everybody happy. I came into the group, did not hold any bones,I was here too make people happy, to get company and craft at an agreement.All things seemed simple to me, simple,clean, &precise!! Garry helped to realise that these were my friends, my brothers, my sister, that these were my people I was to ,stand-up for so I tried even harder. Garry was the nicest I was ever blessed with being able to call my FRIEND!!!!!Garry knows that I love him.
For the brief time we knew you garry,it was a wonderful experience. I will never forget the great santa clause you made god bless you.
Garry,
You will be missed.
This is very hard for me , Garry was not just a friend , he was a father to me .
Angie and Amber know this and my heart goes out to them .
We had so many fun times on the river and off the river .
I was also lucky enough to know Garry’s dad , leroy , I was the only one ” allowed ” to call him Melvin . For that I feel honored .
I’ll miss Garry everyday for the rest of my life .
His favorite saying to me was ” my son , my son , my crazy f**ked up son “
Dear Wilson Families…I offer my sincere condolences on the loss of your Dad.
Gary Behymer
Col-Hi Class of 1964
Our prayers and thoughts go out to Garry’s family. He will be missed very much.
Garry lived next door to my grandparents on Thayer Dr. I fondly remember the christmas I was around 8. Garry came to my grandparents front door dressed as Santa! What a great surprise for my brother, sister and I. I will always remember that xmas. Garry will surely be missed by all who knew him. God bless.
I want to offer my deepest sympathy to the family of garry. He was a truly good and kind person. My fondest memory of him is when he dressed up as santa for my kids and grandkids. He was a perfect santa in that he had a truly kind and caring heart. He will be greatly missed by my family.
we are very sorry for your loss, the potter ,sanford,totten 1300 block loses another wonderful human being,
The Schafers
What a shock, brought back alot of good memories from JR / High school, may he RIP. 64, My condolences to his family.
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