Beers, Gale Gilbert

Cody and family,

I am so very sorry for the loss of you father. 
He was a honorable Wyoming man.  A true example of what men should be. 
please give my condolences to all of the family 

What a great life. Well done. Johm still wears that leather engraved belt he did for him many years ago.  Go Pokes indeed.

It was a great honor to have known Gale and getting to interact with him as a guest at Cody and Robyn's home over the years! No greater legacy can any man leave than a fine family; and Gale's legacy is the very best.

Cody Beers and Horncekers Families 

Cody sorry to hear about your dad's passing he was hard working man and served the Wyoming highway department well with you falling in his foot steps. My deepest condolences to you and your extended families.

Linda Kay Carlson Remer 

Shoshoni and Casper Wyoming 

Fellow Torrington FB teammates have been sharing memories of Gale via emails. Sorry for your loss but you have long time good memories. We saw Gale at THS reunion, several years ago.

Happy Trails and perfect sunsets as you ride with Jesus on good white horses.

Verbal hugs Christine n know you n your's are so thought of in the all of life

Carlene

Cody and family,

I was so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.  Such good memories of your Dad and Mom, you and your sister at the Hornecker brandings in the late 60's.  Keeping all of you in my prayers during this time.  God Bless🙏🏻.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Uncle Gale's passing.  I had the pleasure of visiting his leather shop, and it’s a memory I’ll always treasure. Watching him work with such skill and pride was a reflection of the kind, hardworking man he was.  He will be dearly missed, but his legacy and love will live on in all of us who were lucky to know him.

With my heartfelt sympathy, Jacqui

My deepest condolences to Christy and the kids for the loss of Gale.  Since growing up in Lander, I've known the family.  Haven't seen them in years.   Keep your memories close to your heart.  

I was very saddened when I learned of Gale's passing...a really good man who was as Wyoming as buffalo, bears, and elk!  He was what the best of what this great state is made of.  I thought we had some great memories growing up in LaGrange.  One was that we had a "dugout" in an emplty lot close to his house.  We had it covered with some branches from the trees in the area.  One day, I swiped a cigar from my Dad's supply and we lit it up in the "dugout".  Soon after we started to try to smoke it, his Mom came outside for some reason and saw the smoke coming out from under the branches.  She instantly thought the ground was on fire and started to call the Fire Department before she realized what we were uo to.  Needless to say, his Dad Kelvie and my Dad gave us a butt kick to our posteriors!  Gale was an integral part of a great family and I am proud that my brother was able to convince Gale's big sister Crystal to marry him.