Gary_Olson

Gary Olson

1970 - 2022

  • 51 years old
  • Date of birth:  December 30th, 1970
  • Place of birth:  Anchorage, Alaska
  • Date of passing:  February 9th, 2022
  • Place of passing:  Anchorage, Alaska
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Gary Olson, 51, born on December 30th, 1970 and passed away on February 9th, 2022. We will remember him forever.
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Candle lit  by Avis Van on February 28th, 2022

I am so sorry for your loss. Death isn't anything that God ever planned for us.  I think that you will find comfort in this Scripture found at Revelation 21:4 "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore." Please visit our official website at www.jw.org to learn more about God's promises for us.

Candle lit  by Daniel McDowell on March 2nd, 2022

Gary I miss you brother!
I met Gary as a young man through his father Warren Olson. My father Sam McDowell Dale Bondurant and Warren Olson were the three amigos Gary used to say
Gary was a chip off the old block taking on public interest challenges all over Alaska. The Alaska Moose Federation Was a dream Of Gary’s protecting moose calves And salvaging roadkill Moose to feed Alaskan families and just one of the wonderful organizations Gary was instrumental in starting and involved with. Paralyzed veterans of America, DVA disabled American veterans, AmVets, and many local veterans groups benefited from Gary’s hard work and determination to Provide outdoor recreation for veterans. Hunting fishing Education and hands-on work to prevent suicide amongst our American veterans in the state of Alaska. Gary was also instrumental in putting together veteran hunts in the village of Tyonek with his many friends in the hunting industry and The Tyonek native corporation as well. hundreds of moose Over the years killed on Alaska roadways filled many Alaskan freezer. My father used to say the highest and best use for Alaska‘s fish and game is on Alaskan‘s dinner tables. Gary believed in protecting Alaska’s wild natural resources and the importance of Alaska‘s fish and wildlife feeding Alaskan families. You were a leader amongst men my friend and Greatly missed. Dan McDowell and AMVETS post 11 Wasilla thank you for all your hard work’s Gary you moved mountains my friend God bless

Candle lit  by Daniel McDowell on March 2nd, 2022

Gary I miss you brother!
I met Gary as a young man through his father Warren Olson. My father Sam McDowell Dale Bondurant and Warren Olson were the three amigos Gary used to say
Gary was a chip off the old block taking on public interest challenges all over Alaska. The Alaska Moose Federation Was a dream Of Gary’s protecting moose calves And salvaging roadkill Moose to feed Alaskan families and just one of the wonderful organizations Gary was instrumental in starting and involved with. Paralyzed veterans of America, DVA disabled American veterans, AmVets, and many local veterans groups benefited from Gary’s hard work and determination to Provide outdoor recreation for veterans. Hunting fishing Education and hands-on work to prevent suicide amongst our American veterans in the state of Alaska. Gary was also instrumental in putting together veteran hunts in the village of Tyonek with his many friends in the hunting industry and The Tyonek native corporation as well. hundreds of moose Over the years killed on Alaska roadways filled many Alaskan freezer. My father used to say the highest and best use for Alaska‘s fish and game is on Alaskan‘s dinner tables. Gary believed in protecting Alaska’s wild natural resources and the importance of Alaska‘s fish and wildlife feeding Alaskan families. You were a leader amongst men my friend and Greatly missed. Dan McDowell and AMVETS post 11 Wasilla thank you for all your hard work’s Gary you moved mountains my friend God bless

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