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Celebrating the Life of

GARY WACKER

Jun 18, 1964 - Jan 14, 2021

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The family can't wait to hear your stories about your adventures with Gary.  Please add your favorite story of Gary to the Guestbook, or bring them with you to...

The Virtual Celebration of Life for 

Gary Wacker

Sunday February 7

2:00 p.m. Eastern Time

12:00 noon Mountain Time and in Azizona

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Obituary

Gary Joseph Wacker of Gilbertsville PA died unexpectedly on Tuesday, January, 14 2021. He is survived by his loving wife and partner of over 30 years, Lisa Ann Varley-Wacker. His life will be forever cherished by his children: Brianna and Grace Wacker of Gilbertsville, PA; Wayne Clark and daughter-in-law Chelsie of Aurora, C0; Matthew Clark and daughter-in-law Brandi of Anthem, AZ; Tina Clark and son-in-law David of Cincinnati OH. Gary had 5 grandchildren that will miss him dearly: Matthew, Aiden. Maximus, Lexington, and Bodhi.

He was born in Norristown, PA to Joseph and Evelyn Wacker (Alba,) on June 18, 1964. His mother sadly passed away when Gary was just 26 years old, and the family finds some comfort that they are at last reunited. Gary is also survived by Judith McGinn (sister); Jay Wacker(brother) and wife Jill, of Pottstown PA.

Gary graduated from Bishop Kenrick, class of 1982. He moved on and graduated from West Chester University in 1986. After college graduation, Gary served his community for 32 years as a police officer, sergeant, and eventually detective before retiring from Towamencin Township Police Department. Many of his law enforcement colleagues became family over the years. They have many stories and fond memories working with and for Gary.

Gary loved his family and friends unconditionally. He was loyal, caring, strong, and charming. He loved all his children with his whole being, and he made sure they knew it. Gary was the kind of dad that his kids knew they could count on, regardless of the circumstances. He was the absolute best pop-pop and always went out of his way to spoil his grandkids. He was both book and street smart, overprotective, but gentle. He had a high moral code and he made sure his family was always taken care of first.

Gary enjoyed traveling to see family, going fishing, and shooting rounds at the range. He loved warm weather and could always be found by the pool with a big smile on family vacations. His laugh was contagious and will be missed immensely.

Most of all, Gary loved his wife Lisa and Lisa loved Gary. Their love for each other was fierce. There was nothing that Gary would not do for Lisa. What they shared is simply indestructible, and although Gary has left this earth, the love between Gary and Lisa will never die.

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The Lord's Prayer

Our Father, who art in Heaven,

hallowed be thy name:

thy kindgom come,

thy will be done

on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread,

and forgive us our treaspasses,

as we forgive those who trespass 

against us;

and lead us not into temptation,

and deliver us from evil

Amen.

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