Gary (Kinger) KING

May be away but will never be forgotten.
Deepest sympathy to Claire and family circle. R.I.P. Kinger. From Texas Tuesday 25 February 2020

The Management and Staff of Finaghy Cleaning and Support Services deeply regret the death of their esteemed friend and colleague Gary.
He was a dedicated and loyal member of staff and will sincerely be missed.
Our heartfelt sympathy to his wife Claire, son Spencer, daughter Darcey and to the extended King family circle.
We will always have a piece of our hearts that smiles whenever we think of him.
May he rest in peace Monday 24 February 2020

With deepest sympathy to his wife Claire, children Spencer and Darcey and all their extended family and friends.
All our love, David and Michael.
Gone but never forgotten. Monday 24 February 2020

Deeply regretted by Margaret, Colin, Gareth and Emma.
God’s garden must be beautiful he only picks the best. Monday 24 February 2020

Sorely missed by his father-in-law Philip, wife Deidre and son Andrew.
God saw you growing weary and a cure was not to be,
He gently took your hand and whispered "Come with Me". Monday 24 February 2020

Deeply regretted by David and Susan.
Peace after suffering.
The Lord’s my Shepherd. Saturday 22 February 2020

Deepest sympathy to our long time friend Claire & their children Spencer & Darcey on the passing of a very special man Gary. We will always remember the kind thoughtful person you were Gary. Many fond memories of our cricket club days come to mind, we had some great laughs with you guys & we will always treasure them.
No more suffering Gary, rest easy, lots of love from Ann, Robin, David & Robyn xxxx Ann Saulters & Robin Saulters & Family Saturday 22 February 2020

I met Gary through his wife, Claire, one of the bravest and kindest women I have ever known. And it turned out that Gary was just as special as she is. So over the years, and luckily for me, I found another friend in Gary.
You can't talk about Gary without mentioning his wife and kids as they were always part of the conversations he had with me, and many others. He really did put his family on a pedestal and I really appreciated that about him. In fact, I loved him for it. It was a huge comfort to see Claire so loved and so well cared for and their children just blossoming in that close family circle. To think that he's not going to be here to watch them grow into adults is just heartbreaking.
One thing I do know however, is that all the love he can't show them now, will be given ten fold by his wife and their family and friends.Claire and Gary's life was a love story that was cut too short in the most inexplicable way but I refuse to feel sad. Instead I will remember the laughs, the crazy times and the mad nights out we all shared over the years and I know he'll appreciate that - it's the least I can do for him.
Sending love to you Gary and rest assured I will fulfil the promise I made to you before you passed. Michael Parker-McCrory Friday 21 February 2020