My sincere condolences to Kim and her siblings. Gail RIP. I met you only the once.  However, you and Burt had an enduring impression on me. I recall your typical American openess and warmth. I was a young student from the UK coming to the US for a temporary job on a summer camp. They invited me to stay over with them on my route to Canada. It was such a kindness that l always appreciated. We maintained periodic correspondence over the following 45 years.

Tho none of Gail's family knows me, Gail and I were very good friends throughout our school years. Her brother may remember me for hanging around their house.

Although Gail and I lost contact with each other when we were out of school and had gone our separate ways I always remembered the fun times we had together.

She was a beautiful lady both inside and out. I thought of her often and remembered our fun times together.

My condolences to her family.

Patricia Gunderman

So sorry to hear of Gail's passing . My condolences to Jeff, Kim, Barry , Tammy and family's. She was such a kind soul .

Our heart goes out to all of you; Jeff, Carla, Kim, Ric, Barry, Karen, Tammy and all of the grandchildren. Sending strength and support during this difficult time. One can't help but remember and smile when thinking of both your Mom and Dad when they would be out and about downtown, Penn Yan. They are once again together.

Ron and Cindy Thompson

Audrey Hartman

I am so saddened to hear of Gail's passing. I have many fond memories of spending time chatting with Gail at family functions and when I was able to visit her on my visits home. She always had a smile on her face and love in her heart. She will be sorely missed. My condolences to Jeff, Carla, Barry, Tammy and Kim and to her many grands and great-grands that she cherished so much.

I am so glad I got the chance to sit down to talk with Gail twice over the past year or so; both times at memorial services for mutual friends. I cannot remember being closer to any of my friends parents than I was with Burt and Gail. The fun times we had at their home on Lawrence Street were some of my fondest memories of Penn Yan. RIP Gail! My concolences to Jeff, Barry, Kim and Tammy. I'm sure gonna miss that lady.