Gary Has Left Weaver Models

That is sad!! I will miss Gary he was a great guy.  

Good luck Gary. He was a very friendly person to talk to and helpful.

Sad for us.  I wish Gary the best of success in his new career!

Wow!! I wish him all the best. He is a tremendous gentleman. He will be missed in the hobby

DL&W Pete,

   To say the least, this is not good news for Weaver.

PCRR/Dave

Just about every time I go down, Gary and Gay, and sometimes Joe would be doing repairs and up grades. Sorry to see Gary go, we always had some interseting conversations. I'm going to miss talking to him at York as well. I wonder who will help Joe with the show display?

Don

Wishing Gary all the best in his future endeavor. He was my "go to" guy with any questions i had regarding Scalecoat paints.

 

jackson

You'll have to talk to Todd, he's the paint master!

Don

Ohhhh man that's bad news  Gary is a great guy  Awesome repair person  Going to be hard to replace him

When I had several paint questions recently, I was referred to Gary every time.  He told me he was a master modeler and offered me a couple of tips--very helpful guy.  Hope Todd is as good or better. 

I can only wish him the best. He always treated me well.

We wish him the best in his new endeavor.

Gary, best of everything to you in your new job. Thank you for all the things you helped me with and your kindness. I really appreciated it when we were a Weaver dealer. You have done a lot for the "O" Gauge hobby.

Wow! Now that is a big blow! Wishing Gary all the best in his new career. I how Weaver models cal pull it together. First loss of diesels now this.

Gary was also responsible for doing the weathering, along with the electronics work.

Don

Without a doubt, the best Tech in the business I have had the pleasure of talking too. You are the best Dude!

If he's half a good at landscaping as he is with train repair he will do very well.

 

 

Milwrd

 

 

Talked to Gary numerous times over the years, Gary was always straight forward and easy to talk with, wishing him the very best in the career of landscape architecture.

 

John

I never had any dealings with Gary, but the overwhelming respect of those who have posted in this thread is certainly a tribute to his competence and integrity as a person.  I'll tip my hat to him.

Wish him luck, Gary is a great guy.

Very good guy.  Good Luck GARY!!!

I'm not familiar with him either  but based on these posts we've lost a very good man in the hobby.

Is Gary completly out  of the hobby or just for work purposes.  Does he still model?

Boy, bad news for us and, hopefully, good news for Gary.  He is a great guy and I wish him the best.

 

Ed Boyle

Partner

Special Projects Editor

O Gauge Railroading magazine

Best wishes to Gary.  I believe that his wife was a Weaver employee for several years also.    

Good luck Gary, you truly will be missed....

I've used a shovel.

I've used a soldering iron.

What is he THINKING?

 

 

Perhaps at some point he can combine his talents and build a few outdoor layouts for clients?

More $$$ with a shovel?

 

Rusty