It is with deep sadness that I report the news of the death of Gary Sayler. Gary who had a history of cancer problems. Gary died on February 6, 2016 at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 68. He will be greatly missed by his family & friends and Classmates from the class of '66. We give thanks for Gary's life.
Gary enjoyed wood carving, fishing, deer hunting, cooking, baking and drawing.
North High Teachers sees double: In the class of '66
Gary - 2/6/2016
Sayler Twins
Terry & Gary
are deceased
Terry - 5-17-1999
They came this way but once. Yet, they touched our lives in many ways while they were here. We shall remain eternally grateful for their friendship and for the influence each bestowed upon us.
Eternal Flame of Friendship's
May 2016
Gary & Terry My friends & classmates, I will miss you!
Gary served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Korea during the Vietnam War. He lived in Minneapolis where he drove truck. Gary married Marcia Knupp at Elim Lutheran Church in Robbinsdale. To this union the couple was blessed with a son, Rolland. On September 5, 1997 Gary was united in marriage to Michelle Zaviska in Alexandria. The couple made their home in Forada, Mn and in 1999 they moved to Alexandria, Mn. Gary enjoyed wood carving, fishing, deer hunting, cooking, baking and drawing.
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Gary's Son Rolland
Our happy family on Easter Sunday. Love you all. 2014
Gary worked for Lee Construction driving truck, until he was forced to quit due to health.
Gary Lee Sayler
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A Tribute Video in memory of Gary L Sayler.
***Anderson Funeral Home*** created a Tribute Video in memory of Gary L Sayler.
Gary L. Sayler age 68 of Alexandria died on Saturday, February 6, 2016 at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis. A Memorial Service will be held 1:30 PM on Saturday, February 20, 2016 at the Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the funeral home on Saturday.
OBITUARY Gary Lee Sayler was born February 5, 1948 in North Minneapolis, MN to Paul and Aletta (Noren) Sayler. He graduated from North Minneapolis High School. Gary served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Korea during the Vietnam War. He lived in Minneapolis where he drove truck. Gary married Marcia Knupp at Elim Lutheran Church in Robbinsdale. To this union the couple was blessed with a son, Rolland. On September 5, 1997 Gary was united in marriage to Michelle Zaviska in Alexandria. The couple made their home in Forada and in 1999 they moved to Alexandria. Gary worked for Lee Construction driving truck, until he was forced to quit due to health. Gary enjoyed wood carving, fishing, cooking, baking and drawing. Gary died on February 6, 2016 at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 68. He is survived by his wife, Michelle; son, Rolland Sayler of Big Lake; grandson, Ryland Sayler; brother, Ricky (Sheila) Sayler of Minnetonka; father and mother-in-law, Dennis and Mercedes Zaviska; brothers and sisters-in-law, Cheryl (Edward) Piekarski, Kevin (Crystal) Zaviska, and Melissa (Patrick) Radermacher; and nieces and nephews, Nancy, Brian, Charles, Joe, Aletta, Shane, Tim, Jim, Christopher, Amanda, Jennifer, Demetrius, Karen, Keith, Megan, Nicole, Catherine, Dominic, Isaac and Kylie. Gary is preceded in death by his parents, Paul and Aletta; brothers, Robert, Ronnie and Terry Sayler.
This little dude is our buddy.
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Missy Radermacher He will sister. He loved you with his whole heart and soul!
· February 7 at 1:33am
Jackie Maas-Jenson Praying for you ❤.
· February 7 at 7:46am
Lorna Wells Prayers sent
· February 7 at 7:54am
Kimberly Karn Braun Sorry to hear of your loss Michelle...frown emoticon
· February 7 at 8:04am
Cheri Piekarski Love,hugs and Prayers! So sorry. You and the love Gary and you shared for each other is a gift from God. Bubba and I are Always here for you. Thankyou for sharing your precious time you had with Gary with all of us who loved him as well. Thankyou for giving my family the opportunity to say goodbye to him.
· February 7 at 8:15am
RyKim Colbjornsen So sorry Michelle,Gary was such a kind person.Praying for you and family
· February 7 at 8:17am
Mark Johnson Michelle
· February 7 at 8:53am
Jamie Schultz I love u auntie me and the girls are here if you need anything. If youd like us to come up for a few days you hust let me know. Im so sorry he was such an amazing man and the love you two had was so strong and beautiful.
· February 7 at 9:04am
Kelly Weeks Gary Michelle Sayler I am so sorry for your loss. Gary was s very nice man. He is in a very peaceful place now. Hugs
· February 7 at 9:17am
Monica Pronek Michelle love ya sweety sending hugs and prayers
· February 7 at 10:27am
Melisa Klint Peace be with you Michelle 💕🌹 please let me know if there's anything I can do
· February 7 at 10:38am
Julie Wilke So sorry Michelle. Thoughts, prayers, and love sent your way.
· February 7 at 11:22am
Jeanine Minkel My heart goes out to you Michelle. May you find comfort in family and friends. 💞
· February 7 at 12:14pm
Marilyn Kroupa Sorry Michelle prayers are headed your way.
· February 7 at 12:49pm
Char Walker Love and prayers to all of you so sorry for your loss
· February 7 at 1:01pm
Cindy Dau Benisek So sorry for you & your family, Michelle.
· February 7 at 2:24pm
Brenda Jane Henricks So sorry to you and family. Thoughts and prayers are with you
Gary Lee Sayler was born February 5, 1948 in North Minneapolis, MN to Paul and Aletta (Noren) Sayler. He graduated from North Minneapolis High School. Gary served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Korea during the Vietnam War. He lived in Minneapolis where he drove truck. Gary married Marcia Knupp at Elim Lutheran Church in Robbinsdale. To this union the couple was blessed with a son, Rolland. On September 5, 1997 Gary was united in marriage to Michelle Zaviska in Alexandria. The couple made their home in Forada and in 1999 they moved to Alexandria.
Gary died on February 6, 2016 at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 68.
Go in peace and remember you are not forgotten while I am still on patrol.
After They Are Gone
When someone we love passes away, We ache, but we go on; Our dear departed would want us to heal, After they are gone.
Grief is a normal way to mend The anguish and pain in our hearts; We need time to remember and time to mourn, Before the recovery starts.
Let's draw together to recuperate, As we go through this period of sorrow; Let's help each other, with tender care To find a brighter tomorrow.
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He will be greatly missed by his family & friends and Classmates from the class of 1966. We give thanks for Gary's life.
In Memory of our Classmates
Gary L Sayler
Passed Away February 6th, 2016
So sorry for your loss Michelle Sayler
Gary L Sayler
Gary Lee Sayler - Passed Away 2/6/2016
Sayler Twins
Deceased
Terry Lee Sayler - Passed Away 5/17/1999
They came this way but once. Yet, they touched our lives in many ways while they were here. We shall remain eternally grateful for their friendship and for the influence each bestowed upon us.
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Friendship's Eternal Flame
Although we lost some dear friends along the way, on balance, the Class of 1966 seems to have weathered the 50+ years since graduation pretty well.
Unlike the classes that came before or after us, our class seems to have an unspoken bond, a flame of friendship that glows warmly across the decades, a light that refuses to go out. No matter what happens to the world around us, as long its warming glow remains in our hearts, we know we will never fail —because we have each other!
Our class sees its periodic reunions as more than just a time capsule. They also measure our dreams, how well we have weathered Life’s Journey thus far, and they embold us to new challenges in the future. In short, reunions both reaffirm and renew us. Stay safe, everyone, and God willing, we’ll see you again soon.
Things That Never Die
The pure, the bright, the beautiful That stirred our hearts in youth, The impulses to wordless prayer, The streams of love and truth, The longing after something lost, The spirit's yearning cry, The striving after better hopes- These things can never die.
The timid hand stretched forth to aid A brother in his need; A kindly word in grief's dark hour That proves a friend indeed; The plea for mercy softly breathed, When justice threatens high, The sorrow of a contrite heart- These things shall never die.
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Let nothing pass, for every hand Must find some work to do, Lose not a chance to waken love- Be firm and just and true. So shall a light that cannot fade Beam on thee from on high, And angel voices say to thee- "These things shall never die."
...Charles Dickens
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