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  • Super User

Salute!

 

:USA:

  • Super User

It took a lot of courage for him to share his trials with us and soldier on. Blessings to him and his family in this trying time.

  • Super User

Nice guy. Always positive despite his troubles. Rest in peace

  • Super User

He always had my respect & attention. RIP brother. It would be nice if there was a way to share this thread with his family. 

  • Super User

   At times like this, I'm at a loss. I really don't know what to say.

   One thing I can tell you is that his attitude and perseverance made a great impression on me. 

 

   jj

  • Super User

I remember in an old post of his about fishing when you reach the other side or something along those lines. I promised to search him down to go with him. I’m hoping they are all big’uns or seem like they are all big'uns over on that side. 

RIP O.N.

  • Super User

I'm sorry to hear this.  My condolences to his family and friends left behind.  He was a big part of this community, and will be missed.  He was such a brave guy with the diagnosis and progression, his outlook was something to look up to.  Rest in power and peace my friend.

  • Super User

Thanks for hte update, Glenn.

We knew he was having a bad time and I am so sorry he passed away.

Good thoughts sent to his family.

I always enjoyed his posts and input to our queries.

He put up a good fight.

RIP

  • Super User
1 hour ago, Dwight Hottle said:

He always had my respect & attention. RIP brother. It would be nice if there was a way to share this thread with his family. 

There's a place for comments in the obit. Would it be out of line to post a link to the thread?

  • Super User

Please post the link.

 

-Kent

  • Super User

I always appreciated your insight and perspective @Oregon Native, I and others are better for it. Rest In Peace Gary Yexley....

Do you guys remember a few years ago when his old boat was constantly causing him problems?  He'd try to go out and it wouldn't plane or wouldn't even start and he'd have to go home.  How many times was it in the shop? 10? or more?  He missed a couple tournaments also I believe because of that boat breaking down.  But EVERY SINGLE time he posted about that boat wrecking his fishing time the tone of the post was ALWAYS positive.  He'd say that he was going to get to practice his golf game or spend more time with his family.  I told him once that I was in awe of his ability to maintain his great attitude and I truly meant it.  I am not that kind of person and he was a great example to me.  IMHO I believe that he now has the fastest, quietest, newest bass boat that ever was and he's loaded with gear on his way to his best fishing hole.  Godspeed, my friend.  

Rest in Peace Oregon Native. Thanks for all of the advice and entertainment. You'll be missed here.

  • Super User
3 hours ago, roadwarrior said:

Please post the link.

 

-Kent

I'll have to figure it out when I get home from work. Not sure how to do it from the phone.

  • Super User

This is sad news indeed. My prayers go out to his family at this time.

  • Super User

Thoughts and well wishes to his family. Sorry to hear this.

  • Super User
6 hours ago, Dwight Hottle said:

He always had my respect & attention. RIP brother. It would be nice if there was a way to share this thread with his family. 

You can leave a note at least if you go to the funeral home site Glenn posted.

I was wondering... Thanks for posting this Glenn. 

I felt O.N was a friend, even though we never met in person. Would loved to have wet a line with him. Loved his comments on fishing , faith , and family!

Prayers to his family ( lifting was the way he said it )

 

  • Super User

This thread should post on the obit within 24 hours if I did it right.

  • Super User

I am sorry to hear of his passing.  My condolences to his family and friends.  Gary seemed to follow the rule, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.". He will be missed.

One of the kinder souls to be found. Brave too.

  • 7 months later...

I didn't know Gary, but I found this out in another thread. Sometimes forums and online communication doesn't accurately represent a person, so no matter how coarse I've ever been, any death of a beloved member of our society, community, or even a forum affects me deeply. I'm late here, but one is never too late to say that they're very sorry for the loss, sorrowful, and our Lord Jesus Christ will forever and always accept every prayer on behalf of another. Gary, I didn't know you, but one day, God willing, I'll see you where we're all meant to be. I pray you're having the time of your life.

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