I met Gail while attending the St. Joes Share and Care cancer support group during my husband's battle with cancer. I will always remember Gail's courage, graciousness and beaming smile. It was a joy to know her.
Gail was an innovator at Milan Public Library, an enthusiast for the work of the Friends of the Library, and a generous, friendly person with her time and talents. She will be missed.
Gail adopted a rabbit from Great Lakes Rabbit Sanctuary six years ago, and thereafter was a faithful donor to the organization. When I visited the Milan Library with my sons Gail always had a ready smile and asked how we, and the rabbits, were doing. She will very much be missed.
to Dorothy and Al This is a hard way to locate old friends. We are sad to learn of your loss. When things resume a degree of normalcy, please contact us by email---genedoug@gmail.com
Gail and I were Rotary officers together. I told her a few years ago that all I could give her was a hug for strength and hope. Our weekly hugs seemed to help us both deal with the reality of her medical future. I will miss Gail and I am sorry this happened to her. She was a very brave and strong person. God bless her and her family in this time of loss.
I have the greatest admiration for Gail's courage and grace as she fought this hard battle. I also am very grateful to her for giving me an opportunity to find fulfillment and enjoyment in a new work environment after having retired. My thoughts are with her family at this time of loss. Sincerely, Debbie Brown Former MPL employee
We remember Gail fondly, as a dear friend who always had a kind word and smile to share. A generous spirit and truly brave soul. Her humor and wisdom will be missed by many. With love, Nicole (Fournier) Osborne, Dan Fournier, Ron Fournier
I admired and loved Gail for many reasons.She was an exceptional mother,a loving daughter, sister and aunt. A great friend. An outstanding librarian. I have so many wonderful memories, she made me laugh and cry. I love her and I will miss her.
