Dedicated, caring, loving, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, believer in Jesus Christ, are just a few words to describe Gary Lee Pacific.
Gary, 79, of Mesa, Arizona passed away Sunday, September 5th, 2021, at home with his loved ones. Born in Detroit, Michigan on August 26th, 1942, he lived a life that was full of both struggles and love. Through education, work, church and his family, he was able to create the life that he dreamed of. With a sincere heart and a passion for helping, Gary created lasting relationships around the world through his time in international business and through his service to the Lord.
He is reunited with his beautiful loving wife Karen in Heaven. Gary is survived by his brother John Pacific (Jane), his children Lorna Smith, Lee Charles Pacific-Robinson (Denise), Kendra Lee Pacific and Christian Edgar Pacific; his grand children Jacqueline Pawlowski (Charlie), Johnathan Robinson (Tracy), Jacob Robinson (Angela), Julianne Ellison (Jerric), Tanya Pawlowski, Crystal Mayville (Tim), Ilijah Pacific, Aynslee Pacific, and Saige Pacific.
Words will never allow any of us to express the love that this amazing man has provided to so many.
Sega, Sega Dad…
We love you!
I’m so very sorry to hear of Gary’s passing. We have been friends and colleagues since the mid 1980’s serving together on the Az District Export Council among other activities. My heart goes out to his beautiful family. We will all miss him.
Our deepest sympathy to your family. Gary was our beloved bishop in Florida, as well as Karen and Gary being dear friends.
I deepest condolences to Kendra and Chris. Gary was an incredible human person willing to help no matter what. Thank you Gary for everything you did.
Rest in Peace
I reached out to the cell number I have for Gary today. When a stranger answered, I had a sinking feeling that was confirmed when I googled him. Gary and I met at a conference where he was speaking over 30 years ago, and we became friends and business associates. I will miss him.
Miss you friend great memories at MDISCO