Gary G. Rexroad
January 26, 1952 ~ March 4, 2022
Age 70
Preceded in death by his parents Jasper & Ivy Rexroad; granddaughter Blair.
Survived by his wife of 46 years Debra; children Melissa Reestman (Kevin) and Gary John Rexroad (Laci); grandchildren Dylan, Luke (Riley), Noah, Spencer, Reese, and Brynn; siblings Dale, Donna, Darlene, and Diane; sisters-in-law Linda and Diane; brother-in-law John A.; father-in-law John H.; and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial Service: Wednesday, March 9, 11:00 a.m., Bellevue Christian Center, 1400 Harvell Drive, Bellevue.
Interment: Bellevue Cemetery
11 Comments
What a blessing to know this kind and gentle man.! Miss you Big G. Psalm 23:6
Knew Gary all through school while growing up in Bellevue. Ran in to him occasionally over the years and we always took a moment to talk of family and friends. Gary was a good man who was devoted to his family, he will be missed. Condolences to his family.
Gary was the best listener and gave me the best advise. The world was a better place because Gary was in it. Sending prayers to his family for this very very sad loss.- love you Cheri
The only man I ever knew that kissed my hand like I was a princess. We so wish he was still with us here!
I know how much Gary loved his family and was loved by them.
He was a special man and will be missed by all who knew him. May God
bless you all as you move forward. Rest in Peace Gary.
Keitha
Thinking of all of Gary’s family and sending my sincere sympathy.
Randy Toll
I was lucky enough to see Gary the day before he passed. He was aware that he was not going to be with us much longer. And was worried about his family and his wife Deb. He was the Best of friends. I have know Gary since we went to grade school at Avery, I will miss you my friend.
I had known Gary since I was 7 years old. He was truly the nicest person anyone could know. But I’m just talking here as everybody knew that about Gary. He was a special gentleman. He was always gracious. I loved it when he married Debbie as the two were so alike and complimented each other so well. And I will always miss going over to the neighborhood (a few blocks away) and playing football and basketball with Gary along with our others friends when we were kids. God be with him and the family.
I too had known Gary for many years and always enjoyed his friendship and his mild manner. You will be missed my friend! From basketball in his driveway to football on Smith’s lot. You always wanted him on your side. Still true!
I went to high school with Gary and lived in the same neighborhood. Our senior year I would sometimes drive Gary to school along with other neighborhood boys. He was always polite, gracious and a gentleman. He was also like a big teddy bear giving great hugs. I have been in touch with him over the years and I am sad that he will no longer be here to share memories with. Rest in peace, my friend.
Gary, You were always such a fun cousin. You always had a smile on your face and made a person feel special when you were around them. I pray you are at peace and I am blessed to have had you as my cousin. God bless you and all your family, Vickie
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