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In Loving Memory

White, Gary Wayne

Gary Wayne White, 75, of Arnold, Missouri was called to eternal rest with God our father on Tuesday October 22, 2024.

Gary was born (June 4, 1949) and raised in South St. Louis, MO. He remained in St. Louis until the early 80’s and then moved to Arnold, Mo. where he spent the rest of his years.

He is survived by his wife Kathy of 41 years, son Steven (Colleen) Lake Salem, MO, son Kevin Lake Arnold, Mo, granddaughters Olivia (Lake) Roberts (Kerry) Versailles, MO, Haylee Lake Houston, MO, Hanna Lake Salem, MO, Anna Howard Salem, MO, grandson Tyler Lake Houston, MO, great- grandson Elliot Roberts, nephew Cory (Kelly) White, extended family and friends. Gary was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to all.

Gary loved spending time with family and friends and when he wasn’t doing that, he loved working on his Corvette and taking it to car shows. He was a member and honorary captain of the Pharaohs (St. Louis) Car Club. He also loved to cook and especially loved to grill and barbeque.

Gary will be deeply missed by all of his family and friends. It is Gary’s wish that in lieu of flowers please consider making a donation to St. Jude Children’s Hospital.

Funeral from Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. Saturday November 2 at 11:00 am. Interment Shepherd Hills Cemetery. Visitation Friday 5-8 pm.

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4 thoughts on “White, Gary Wayne”

  1. I have known Gary for many years and he was always a gentleman. He was good friends with my brother-in-law
    and my brothers back in their racing days. Reconnected on FB a few years ago and we often exchanged pleasantries or he would comment on my posts. Will miss his presence. My sympathy to his family.

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  2. We love Gary, I loved to see him at all the cruises his giant Taz in the front seat was always my favorite, he will be missed dearly!

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  3. Gary, “Taz” was my Cousin and a friend going back to my younger days when we would play cowboys and Indians in our neighborhood. Grew up to join a car club, but at a cruise we both.were unhappy about the club so I said we could start our own, Gary looked at me and said ok you start it, and that was the start of the Pharaohs. Had a great time as members for 22 years. Gonna miss my Cuz, he was a great guy.

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  4. Worked with Gary for 20 plus years at us tape and label he was such a good guy always friendly to me always say good morning we became friends on Facebook after he retired he’s going to be very dearly missed

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