Gary Walter Case

Gary Walter Case, 79 of St. Louis Michigan, passed away on May 28th 2022, with family at his side.

Gary was born on December 1st 1942 in Alma Michigan to Walter and Beaulah Case. He is survived by his wife Frances Case and their three children Jon Case, Barb (Colin Kemmis) Case, and Gary (Anita) Case. Gary had four grandchildren, Bridgett (Arron) Erskine, Brooke (Ryan) Schriber, Blair (Sage Lawens) Case and Garit (Hayley Williams) Case and five great-grandchildren. He is the oldest of four children, Dennis (Rebekah) Case, Michael Case and Nancy (Doug) Smith. He was proceeded into death by his mother, father, son, Richard Case and his in laws John and Ruth Henry.

Gary enjoyed spending time with his family at his cabin in Leota Michigan, hunting and fishing. He retired from Alma Products. Gary was a veteran of the Navy and Served for twenty-two years in the Army National Guard. He was also a dedicated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. 

Funeral services for Gary will be held at 11am on Friday, June 3, 2022 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ithaca. Burial will follow at Chapel Gardens Cemetery in Elwell. Visitation will be held on June 2, 2022 from 2-4 and 6-8pm at the Barden Funeral Home in Ithaca.

The family is being served by the Barden Funeral Home in Ithaca. Condolences may be left for the family online at www.bardenfuneralhome.com.

Comments

[Gerry A VanHorn]

I pray that the LORD be with the family and friends of Gary. We were friends for many years. He was also a custmor of mine at st Louis auto and car quest auto. He was a nice guy.

[Michael Case]

Big Brother you will be really missed. Love You

[DR. SIR DENNIS CASE]

Hey, big brother, wait for me!!!

[Diana Painter]

So sorry for your loss prayers 🙏for his family

[Nina J Chubb]

So sorry for your loss family member of Gary Case.

[Barbara Joy]

Gary, we will miss you. You brought joy to everyone you met. You made it home

[Cindy Shiffer]

My thoughts and prayers go out too the family..

[Jennifer Vibber]

Words cannot express how much I will miss seeing this sweet man at church. Testimony meeting will never be the same, and I will never not think of him "racing" to be the first to speak. I will miss his smile, the way he always made us laugh, the way he tugged at his tie when he got choked up, and his hugs. I love thinking of the reunions taking place though -- especially with his son, Richard. And I love that he will no longer have any of the physical limitations that challenged him here. He can really race now!