Gary Louis Speorl
June 28, 1952- October 10, 2022
Gary Louis Speorl, 70, of North Beach, MD passed away October 10, 2022, at his residence. Gary was born June 28, 1952, to Charles Frank and Vivian Daisy (Brown) Speorl. Gary served in the U.S. Army and was employed as a warehouse manager for Giant Food stores.
Gary was preceded in death by his parents, and is survived by his brothers Charles F. Speorl, Jr. and his wife Carol Marie Shaw of Greenbelt, MD and Richard Allen Speorl of Pelham, AL.
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- Memorial Service
Monday, December 19, 2022
2:00 PM
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7 Dec 2022
7:01pm
My truest & heartfelt condolences to Gary’s family. I will miss my dear friend but I know he is in a peaceful & happier place . Gary has been a constant in my life for so long. He was with me when I bought my first car & then laughing at the stories of my 21st birthday bash (& also lecturing me on playing smart), betting against the redskins & having to wear a redskin poncho & hat at work the next day- he was not happy! He was there for my wedding, all my kids birthdays & their own baby showers & baby’s birthdays. I think it hit me when there was an empty chair at Thanksgiving this year. My mom bought a flower for Thanksgiving because Gary always came with one in hand for her. I think we entertained him at Christmas morning breakfasts too. He was a quiet observer who chuckled to himself in the midst of the family craziness but always expressed his opinion & lent a hand if needed. I enjoyed hearing him talk about growing up & hanging in the garage working on cars with his friends- he certainly cherished those memories. When his mom moved in with him, he put her care at top priority & was dedicated to her. I could go on & on with the memories but in the end it will just leave me wishing I had been a better friend … one more like him. I love you Gary & will miss you always.
City
Tracys Landing
State
Maryland
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My truest & heartfelt condolences to Gary’s family. I will miss my dear friend but I know he is in a peaceful & happier place . Gary has been a constant in my life for so long. He was with me when I bought my first car & then laughing at the stories of my 21st birthday bash (& also lecturing me on playing smart), betting against the redskins & having to wear a redskin poncho & hat at work the next day- he was not happy! He was there for my wedding, all my kids birthdays & their own baby showers & baby’s birthdays. I think it hit me when there was an empty chair at Thanksgiving this year. My mom bought a flower for Thanksgiving because Gary always came with one in hand for her. I think we entertained him at Christmas morning breakfasts too. He was a quiet observer who chuckled to himself in the midst of the family craziness but always expressed his opinion & lent a hand if needed. I enjoyed hearing him talk about growing up & hanging in the garage working on cars with his friends- he certainly cherished those memories. When his mom moved in with him, he put her care at top priority & was dedicated to her. I could go on & on with the memories but in the end it will just leave me wishing I had been a better friend … one more like him. I love you Gary & will miss you always.