Thursday, January 15, 2026
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I first met Gail back in the early1980’s when she was living in Moonstone. Gail loved to entertain and was happiest helping others … whether it was driving a tractor , cutting someone’s lawn , babysitting, or looking after a business while others enjoyed a sunny winter elsewhere.Even though distance separated us after I moved we still enjoyed chatting on the phone and getting together for the occasional dinner.
I will never forget her calling me every day for several weeks just to check up on me after I had experienced a devasting death I was having trouble dealing with. She also headed out to visit me with no cell phone and no GPS . What should have been about a 2&1/2 hour drive became 8. After settling in we had a good visit.
Needless to say I will miss her and her infectious smile… but am so grateful to be able to say she was my friend
