Condolence: I'm so glad that we had a family reunion in 2018 so that all the cousins could get reconnected for some quality family time. We all had stories to tell about our get togethers and Garry was a jokester just like his Dad (Neil)who would decide to bring his family all down to our home in Newmarket in the middle of the night.....my Mom (Gloria) would of course be happy to see them all and we'd maybe have to give up our beds and bunk on the floor for the night but we all enjoyed the happy memories of those times. Garry never felt uncomfortable dropping into Mom & Dad's place and as cousins we enjoyed him as a person and he was a caring man. R.I.P. your cousin Gayle and the Brown family from Newmarket.

Condolence: With sad hearts, we will miss Gary aka Princess - it was alot of fun teasing Gary, we always like to mess with Gary with the CB making him think his didn't work, there were so many laughs, his kindness & big heart is so appreciated, he would always bring something from Timmys for us. His booming voice & laugh is so missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Condolence: I first met Garry 15 years ago when I began working at the plant in Chatham and whenever I needed a driver for a non-routine task I would request Garry. He was a true professional who took pride in his work but always had time for a kind word (or many words!) and a good laugh. I was very sorry to hear of his passing but I have no doubt that he has left his mark and we will be retelling his stories for years to come. Rest Easy Beaky.

Condolence: My thoughts are with Garry's family and friends. Garry was many times the first person to greet me when I came in to work in the morning. A huge smile on his face, a mischievous glint in his eyes and usually a few one liners to try and get me to acknowledge his awesomeness! He was a great presence with a wild sense of humour that usually had the two of us bantering back and forth down the hallway as I walked to my office. It says something when you reflect on someone and the memories can't help but make you smile.

Condolence: Beaky will be missed. He'd always come to the plant and chat and made the day fun. We spoke a few weeks ago and he was still loving life and having fun. I'll miss the random visits and his pleasant nature. He was a very kind man.

Condolence: Sincere condolences to Garry's family and friends. I first met Garry approximately 20 years ago. He came to our plant regularly during the many years he worked for TD Smith. We all enjoyed his company and great sense of humour. He often spoiled us by bringing in coffee, tea, and muffins. Garry had such a kind heart and he always went out of his way to get a smile out of those around him. We miss you. Rest in peace my friend.

Condolence: Sending thoughts and prayers to family and friends. He will be missed. Garry, aka "King Beaky", was a kind soul who always came into the plant with an upbeat and positive attitude. He was always smiling and looking for ways to get a laugh and never one to miss a chance to sit and chat. We will miss you around these parts big guy!