I’m sorry to hear of the passing of our dear Gary. We met Gary at a Tampa Bay lighting game about 10 years ago. It was Tampa vs Boston. He sat down next to my wife and I and said I see you’re a Bruins fan. I laughed and said yes he asked where we were from I told him Nova Scotia Canada. He told me how the game was going to play out. The first period you’re not going to like me. The second period you’re going to warm up to me and the third period you and I are going to be good friends. Boy hewas right on the nose on that. The Bruins won the game in overtime and Gary missed the goal. He came back to his seat and we exchanged numbers and went to many games after that. We stayed with Gary many times as we visited Tampa for vacation in the winter. He always wanted to see pictures of the lobsters that i caught in Nova Scotia and we always talked on the phone and texted back and forth while I was a sea. I am sorry that I didn’t get to say goodbye to my friend and my wife and I send are condolences to his family. We will miss him dearly.

Jason Raymond and Nancy Hartnett

A great friend for many years at the club and a tremendous kibitzer with us all and his favourite server, Angie.
A life lost too soon but never to be forgotten.
Al Gray

My sincerest condolences to the Janaczek family. Gary, who will always be known to me as Mr J. is someone I have known since I was a child. He has left a lasting impression on my life, as well as many memories I will never forget. Mr J. I will remember you always, may you rest in peace.

My sincere condolences to the family. A highlight of my trips to the Oaks always was sharing a drink and interesting conversation with Gary. Truly a unique individual who I miss already. Just thinking about him and sharing some wonderful moments brings a smile to my face. May he rest in peace.

Our deepest condolences to the Janaczek family and friends from the Sound Choice Cremation team.