Gary Clark

I did not know Gary well. In fact, I only recall meeting him once at the sale of my father's house. What I recall is how quick he was to smile or crack a joke. I could also tell he had a great heart and love for life. I am very sorry for your loss.

Gail, Laura, Tammy - although we did not know your brother and Uncle, he sounds like a pretty remarkable man. We are so sorry for your loss. Debby & Rick

I knew Gary through out my career at Monona. He always was smiling and laughing. That laugh it was one of a kind. We were on many calls together. He didn't flinch. He always knew what to do. He was solid. I would take a break in the fire dept. and popcorn was always available. We shared a lot of laughs and stories. Melissa, Matt and your family I'm truly sorry for your loss. He is a great man . The good lord will hold him now and comfort him. He will watch over you each day. My prayers to you and your family in this difficult time. You have a guardian angel watching over you now. My deepest sympathy and prayers to your entire family. Sincerely, Tom Brennan

I got to know Gary in the early nineties when I was an EMT with the Monona EMS. We had much in common both being divorced with young kids so spent personal time together. He always had a smile no matter how tough his life at home or at work became. I moved to Montana and lost touch over the years but ran into Gary not long ago when visiting Monona. He still had that same big smile! Many blessings to his family and everyone who worked with him. He was a great guy and will always be remembered!!!

Gary was one of my favorite students. He always had a smile and a joke, but when it was time to get down to business, he was there. Thanks, Gary for your kind and dedicated heart?