Gary L. Kuck, 70, of Lincoln, passed away November 8th, 2018. Gary is survived by his loving wife, Susan; sons Scott and Lance, and 3 grandchildren. Celebration of life services will take place at a later date. Private family interment.
Obituary
Obituary
Gary L. Kuck, 70, of Lincoln, passed away November 8th, 2018. Gary is survived by his loving wife, Susan; sons Scott and Lance, and 3 grandchildren. Celebration of life services will take place at a later date. Private family interment.
I am sorry for your loss.My condolences to the family.
Knowing our own mortality is too often tearfully impacted by those special friends and family that leave before us. This is one of those times for me. The many special memories that I have become even more cherished and celebrated at this time for someone who was especially so kind and generous. Please know that my caring thoughts are with you all now and in the days to come.
Sue, sorry to hear the news about Gary’s
Passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family!
So sorry for your loss, you are in our prayers.
(Jud Carpenters inlaws)
I am so sorry to hear about Gary. I am the daughter of Cliff and Leila Watts who were very good friends of Otto & Donna. We grew up together as neighbors. Old Fairbury friends. Sending our deepest sympathies.
Joyce Tracy/Fairbury, NE
So sorry to hear the news about Gary. I was a year behind him in school in Fairbury. I always looked up to and admired him. He was a kind and generous person. Even though have not seen him in many years when I spoke with Gary on phone a year ago. His tone was as if we were together yesterday. All who knew him will hurt from his absence. Prayers to the family.
I am a high school classmate of Gary’s and have fond memories of our younger days. Prayers for your family at this time of loss.
So sorry to hear about his passing. I use to work for Gary and Susan back in the 90`s and 2000`s, I had a lot of respect for Gary and I’m glad I got to know him. RIP
So sorry to hear about your families loss. A great customer and friend.He will be deeply missed! Doug and Elaine Swanson
So sorry to hear of your families loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time. I have nothing but the fondest memories of Gary. Loved working for him at Centurion since I was young. Many years of fond memories.
Susan — So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.I am Gary’s cousin – Otto was my uncle. I spent lots of time with the family.
So sorry to hear of the loss of Gary. Our condolences go out to Susan, Lance, Scott, and family during this tough time. Gary was an easy-going guy that everyone liked. He had a good life.
My husband and I worked at Centurion together and later married. It has been over 21 years now. A lot of great memories came from the coworkers and events at that place.
Wishing you peace and care at this difficult time. In my first year as a Sheldon docent you invited our group to your wonderful car museum. I had a car problem and Gary graciously stayed with me until help arrived. He was so sincere and interesting – a true gentleman.
I am so sorry to read of Gary’s passing. I have good memories of his uproarious laugh in response to one of my jokes! The two of us had a memorable history together beginning at Hy-Gain where Gary started as a mechanical engineer and then came to work with me as manager of the military marketing tasks and traveling around the world with me to Market Hy-gain’s military/international products. When Hy-gain crashed, he went his way and I mine with each of us creating successful new companies but keeping in touch. God Bless him and keep him! Condolences to Susan and family from Dick Heinke!
Susan, So sorry to hear about your loss. My condolences to you and your family. Kathy Burden
Sue, Dick and I are sorry to hear of Gary’s passing. He was such a kind and gracious person..we will remember him with fondness. Much comfort to you in this difficult time. Pat
Condolences to the family. Gary was always interesting to talk to and the private tours of his collection were very enjoyable. He was a good friend and customer. He will be missed. Gary at Cornhusker Rod And Custom
Our condolences to the family.
Gary it was an honor to have known you. I always enjoyed the conversations we had and your unique perspective on things. From a time when I was a much younger fella working on the transition team to the new shop and practicing my communication skills on the company pa, to horsing around at the lake, to 30 years later and you helping me grow my own company. You were always able to see the good through the orneriness. You will be missed but never forgotten, safe travels on your next destination. Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Susan and family…we are so sorry about the loss of Gary. He will be sorely missed. We are honored to have called him a friend.
Larry and Jackie Johnson, Verdon NE
We are so sorry for your loss. We are keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Susan, Lance, Scott, and Family… Jo and I are very sorry to hear about the loss of Gary. He was a great person and for me personally a great teacher. Please know we are thinking about your family.
Jo & Bob Bonebright
Susan, Lance, Scott and your family – very sorry to hear this news. What a loss. Gary was a wonderfully brilliant and caring person with tremendous vision and I learned a lot from him. And, Susan, you and Gary were always so kind to me. Thinking of you all. Elaine Walsh
HAROLD J CURRY Sorry for your loss Susan. We had lots of fun. When I was your sales rep,I have always thought a Lot of GARY.
Our deepest sympathy sent to you. Like my sister said, we are old Fairbury neighbors and friends. I remember that Otto was so proud of Gary and would tell us all about him and his grandsons when we would visit Otto and Donna after they moved to Lincoln. Imagine my surprise, when my son, Mark, told me he was parking cars as a fundraiser for his SKILLS group at Fairbury High School and it happened to be for Gary Kuck’s car show. Small world! Please know that we are keeping your family in our prayers.
So sorry to hear about Gary. I worked for his company in the mid 80s.I always looked up to him,as he was a very smart guy who was willing to teach a young guy some valuable lessons, in work and in life.Gary will be missed by me and countless others.
I to am a classmate of Gary’s. We played many games of baseball during the summer and we were together in many classes throughout school. Gary was a true friend to many people over the years and will be missed greatly by all.
I notify our class when information like this does happen. If you would like me to pass on to the classmates when the celebration of life will be, I will be more than happy to let them know.
Susan,I am sorry to hear about your loss my thoughts and prayers go out to the family .
Susan and family – Chris and I were so sorry to hear of Gary’s passing – he was a pioneer in the business that we love. I remember coming to Lincoln for a visit one time and him taking me around the plant – it was so clean and neat. He told me that the workers took pride in working there and kept things in order. I also remember the anniversary party in Vegas where he sang to you, something I’m sure none of us will forget. We also went downtown Atlanta one time to see him off on one of his cross country races. We have fond memories of him. We hope your memories give you comfort at this time.
Gary was a brilliant,caring man with a multitude of visions and areas of interest. It was a privilege and pleasure to work for and with him – RIP
Scott, sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. I know it was two years ago, but I just found out. We met some years ago in York, PA during The Great Race. I am the one who machined a spare axle to replace the broken one.