Gary P. Sundt St. Michaels, Gary Paul Sundt of St. Michaels, MD died at the University of Maryland Shore Medical Center, Easton, on Monday, November 4, 2013. Gary was born on June 28, 1942 in Oak Park, Illinois. After graduatin Read Obituary
Gary and I went to York HS. I was his copilot in the 1946 Stensen fabric that he used to build up his hours. We rented many single and multi engine planes for the hours.The big date with the chicks was to fly the Stenson to Megg Field on the lake for the evening.Some times it was a bit Harry landing in the dark with no lights on the field. Another memory was dive bombing boats on lake Mich. in a rented J3 Cub.Crazy kids...Howard Strokes5104 Grove Cove DriveMcKinney, Texas. 75071. ( Dallas )
I am so sorry for your loss and in a small way share it with you. There are some pilots that you fly with that are soon forgotten, but not Gary. I flew three trips with him on the BAC 1-11 in the early 80s when I was a new hire First Officer. He was gracious, fun to fly with, and a very fine Captain. I know that the memories will, after a time, soften the grief and loss you are experiencing now.
Gary was in the pilot class ahead of me at Lake Central Airlines, was a good pilot, a kind person, and a gentleman. Gary had an infectuos smile, and I often wished that I could read his thoughts, because he always appeared to be happy, even during trying situations. May God Bless Gary's Soul, and receive him into God's Kingdom.Jon Ludlam
I"m sorry for your loss. We know that Gary has passed across the rainbow into heaven, fully restored, and no doubt flying the equipment up there. Our prayers are with you and your family Gary, God's Speed.
Please accept my condolences on Gary's passing. Before becoming a captain it was my honor and pleasure to fly as Gary's first officer on many trips. I will always remember what a great captain he was to work with and more importantly what a good person he was. I know that you will have many great memories of him and I hope these will help you during this difficult time.Captain Robert Moore
Gary and I go back to January 1967 when we met in Indianoplis. We both were interviewed for pilot positions, at the same time. In fact, Gary was the first one I ever met with the airline. Later July of 1968 Gary and I transferred to Washington D.C. What fun we had, two young guys living the dream. I'll miss you greatly my friend,Chris Emanuel
Gary and I were in the same class at Lake Central, Gary was 1 number senior to me on the seniority list and we became great friends. He was a man of few words, but a very good man indeed. After our first year in Indianapolis, Gary went to D C and I to Pittsburgh. We didn't get to spend much time together after that but I always felt our friendship transended through time. To Gary's family and friends I send my condolences in our time of sorrow. To Mrs. Sundt especially. RIP my friend.
Candi and Family, Please know that my Thoughts and Prayers are with you at this sad time. I will always have fond memories of Gary's sweet kindness to mankind. A man of few words, Gary really only had to smile at you to know what a gentle and caring soul he had. God has another great man !!!
