Losing my brother, Gary, was unexpected. Gary and I, had spent a lot of time together discussing his future and how he was going to get there. He wanted so much to spend more time with Heather and his grandson's, Braddock and Cade. Heather, I will always be available to you if you ever need me. I love you always, Aunt Sandy

- Sandy Nicholson Hord, Statesboro, GA

Gary was always fun to be around. We became friends in the early 80's and we were always truthful with each other. He stayed in contact and he never changed from that fun personality even through his worst times. I miss him.

- Michael Robbins, Savannah, GA

Chuck,Sandy,Ricky and Heather I know the pain you are going through right now because I'm going through the same pain. Only mine is deepened as I am 1000 miles away and can't be with you. Everyone tells me Gary is,'In a better place'. And I agree. He's with Rhonda again. But the place he left behind is a little emptier without him in it. Until we meet again, I love you Gary and will truely, truely miss you.

- Harry Pitts, Princeton, IN

my heart is broken for we have lost another member of our family.There is no time or room to write all the memories of Gary for he was always with us at Thanksgiving and Christmas and all special occasions,both good and bad, until his wonderful,sweet and precious grandsons were born and came first, they were his pride and joy and the center of his world and that is the way it should be. He loved Dan,Heather and his two grandsons more than words could ever describe and I was proud of him for they helped him to turn his life around and he become a man they could truly be proud to call 'DAD and 'PAPA NICK'. I loved Gary dearly and know he is rejoicing in heaven with the ones he loved that were there to greet him with open arms. DOT

- Dot, Bloomingdale, GA

Even though we lost touch over the past years we all love you and will miss you more than you will know.I love you like you are my brother.Rest In Peace.Cathy,Barry and family.

- cathy pitts floyd, pembroke pines, FL

Heather and family, you have my deepest sympathy. My brother, Harry Pitts, and Gary were best friends since they were about 10 years old. Gary quickly became the brother Harry didn't have. We all loved Gary very much. I cherish the last time I talked to him. We laughed for the full 20 minutes, just sharing memories. We all get so caught up in our lives, we lose touch with people we care about. We've laughed together so much, and cried together too much. Rest in Peace, my 'little brother'.

- Sharon Pitts Hendrix, Rincon, GA

Sandy, We send our heartfelt condolences. You and your family will be in our thoughts & prayers. Tom enjoyed seeing & talking with Gary a few times during his morning walks at the river. Wish there had been more time to get to know him better.

- Tom & Kathy McElveen, Leasburg, NC

Gary made my mother and children laugh so much. He was such a good man. The camaraderie which existed with all those 'boys' way back then still exists today. It's amazing. We will all miss him. Love, Mary

- Mary Brady Lynch, Guyton, GA

Heather, I'm so very sorry to hear about your Dad. The few times I was around him...he was so sincere and genuine. He was so proud of you and his grandchildren. I wish I could have been there today...but I will see you when you get back to Atlanta. We love you and will keep you in our thoughts during this difficult time. Love, Aunt Bonnie, Adam and Emily Ron is on his way.

- Bonnie Morrow, Alpharetta, GA

To Heather and family, Jimmy and Deena share our heartfelt sympathy with you. We have many happy memories of both Gary and Rhonda and hope that faith and time help you through your loss. God Bless.

- Jimmy R Lane, Sr., Guyton, GA

Losing my brother, Gary, was unexpected. Gary and I, had spent a lot of time together discussing his future and how he was going to get there. He wanted so much to spend more time with Heather and his grandson's, Braddock and Cade. Heather, I will always be available to you if you ever need me. I love you always, Aunt Sandy

- Sandy Nicholson Hord, Statesboro, GA

Gary was always fun to be around. We became friends in the early 80's and we were always truthful with each other. He stayed in contact and he never changed from that fun personality even through his worst times. I miss him.

- Michael Robbins, Savannah, GA

Chuck,Sandy,Ricky and Heather I know the pain you are going through right now because I'm going through the same pain. Only mine is deepened as I am 1000 miles away and can't be with you. Everyone tells me Gary is,'In a better place'. And I agree. He's with Rhonda again. But the place he left behind is a little emptier without him in it. Until we meet again, I love you Gary and will truely, truely miss you.

- Harry Pitts, Princeton, IN

my heart is broken for we have lost another member of our family.There is no time or room to write all the memories of Gary for he was always with us at Thanksgiving and Christmas and all special occasions,both good and bad, until his wonderful,sweet and precious grandsons were born and came first, they were his pride and joy and the center of his world and that is the way it should be. He loved Dan,Heather and his two grandsons more than words could ever describe and I was proud of him for they helped him to turn his life around and he become a man they could truly be proud to call 'DAD and 'PAPA NICK'. I loved Gary dearly and know he is rejoicing in heaven with the ones he loved that were there to greet him with open arms. DOT

- Dot, Bloomingdale, GA

Even though we lost touch over the past years we all love you and will miss you more than you will know.I love you like you are my brother.Rest In Peace.Cathy,Barry and family.

- cathy pitts floyd, pembroke pines, FL

Heather and family, you have my deepest sympathy. My brother, Harry Pitts, and Gary were best friends since they were about 10 years old. Gary quickly became the brother Harry didn't have. We all loved Gary very much. I cherish the last time I talked to him. We laughed for the full 20 minutes, just sharing memories. We all get so caught up in our lives, we lose touch with people we care about. We've laughed together so much, and cried together too much. Rest in Peace, my 'little brother'.

- Sharon Pitts Hendrix, Rincon, GA

Sandy, We send our heartfelt condolences. You and your family will be in our thoughts & prayers. Tom enjoyed seeing & talking with Gary a few times during his morning walks at the river. Wish there had been more time to get to know him better.

- Tom & Kathy McElveen, Leasburg, NC

Gary made my mother and children laugh so much. He was such a good man. The camaraderie which existed with all those 'boys' way back then still exists today. It's amazing. We will all miss him. Love, Mary

- Mary Brady Lynch, Guyton, GA

Heather, I'm so very sorry to hear about your Dad. The few times I was around him...he was so sincere and genuine. He was so proud of you and his grandchildren. I wish I could have been there today...but I will see you when you get back to Atlanta. We love you and will keep you in our thoughts during this difficult time. Love, Aunt Bonnie, Adam and Emily Ron is on his way.

- Bonnie Morrow, Alpharetta, GA

To Heather and family, Jimmy and Deena share our heartfelt sympathy with you. We have many happy memories of both Gary and Rhonda and hope that faith and time help you through your loss. God Bless.

- Jimmy R Lane, Sr., Guyton, GA