Birth date: Jul 15, 1958 Death date: Sep 6, 2011
Gary William Chatham, 53, of Fredericksburg passed away Tuesday, September 6, 2011 at Mary Washington Hospital. Gary loved fishing, hunting and enjoyed cooking. He is survived by a son, Erik W. Chatham of Norfolk; a brother, Rog Read Obituary
Gary would come into Wawa almost every weekday after work and it was always a pleasure to see him! He was always in a good mood! We were going to do some fishing and I'm sad we won't get the chance now. His peppers he'd grow were crazy hot! He will always have a warm place in my memory and my heart goes out to his family and friends. R.I.P. Brother.
- Aubrey M. Kirtley III from Wawa
Rip gary you will be missed my thoughts go out to your familyand friends .
Ronny tolson co worker
I will always have great memories of Gary talking about his peppers and fishing and can still see him giving me that crazy two handed wave when he would see me. These are the things that he did that always brought a smile to my daily work life. My prayers to his family as I know he is sorely missed. Juana Trevino
Just was talking to Gary Tuesday about how he had bought a fishing rod for his son and took it out to break it in but ended up breaking it in two. He always made us laugh. He will be missed. I lift his son, family and friends up to the Lord in prayer.
Cindy Fincham - Culpeper Regional Hospital
The birds may keep singing, but life will ever be the same.
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Gary always made me laugh, even on the bad days. Tuesday morning he was in a really good mood, and his normal joking self. I will miss seeing him and laughing with
him. I send prayers and my heart felt wishes to his Son and Family.
Dolly Cooper
Culpeper Transfer Station
Gary was always happy. I never saw him when he wasn't smiling. He was a hard worker and I am blessed to have crossed his path in this lifetime. Sincere condolences to his family and may God Bless you and keep you in his care during this sad time. Brenda Gibbs (Allied Waste family)
Words can't express how much he will be MISSED! His words of wisdom and wonderful conversations. He always made me smile, no mater how bad the situatiion was to me. Donna Corle - co-worker
RIP
