GAIL REGLESBY

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GAIL RENEE GLESBY On Saturday, October 23, 2004, Gail Glesby found inner peace and happiness. Gail was born on November 2 1958, in Bemiji, MN. She was a gift from God to Stan and Lori Hendrickson. Gail was raised in International Falls, MN where she shared numerous memories with her sister Heidi and best friend Shannon. She later chased her "Rock Star" Bradley Beauchemin to Winnipeg, when in 1977 they were married. In 1980 they had a baby girl named Ashley Marie. In 1983 she found love for a second time with Raymond Glesby. They married in 1984 and were blessed with her "sonny boy" Dylan Ray in 1985. Following that Gail moved to St. Malo, where she met many friends and shared some more special memories. She then chose to move closer to her family and resided in Fort Frances for the next eight years. She once again left her impression and memories on numerous different friends. She just recently moved back to Winnipeg to be with her children and grandchildren who were her drive in life. Gail had a lot of friends, not a surprise to anyone. Her vibrant personality and sense of humour attracted people to her. She was known to be a "little" ball of life always chatty and laughing. Gail is survived by son Dylan; daughter Ashley (Martin) grandchildren, Austin and Samara; parents, Stan and Lori Hendrickson; sister Heidi (Gary) nieces, Cassidy and Kylie; and special friends, Sharon (Kelly), Darlene, Julie and Frankie. Gail will never be forgotten and a little piece of her will live on in her children and grandchildren. We would like to thank the nursing staff on GA4 at Health Sciences Centre. A memorial service will be held on Friday, October 29 at 2:00 p.m. at Cropo Funeral Chapel, 1442 Main St. FREE BIRD If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on, now. Theres too many places I havent seen And if I stay here with you, now Things just wouldnt be the same Well Im as free as a bird now, And a bird you can not change. Lord knows I cant change. CROPO FUNERAL CHAPEL 586-8044

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Oct 27, 2004