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Gail Garske
1946-2011
Born Dec, 13, 1946 in Bismarch N.D. she moved to Napa with her parents and siblings in 1951.
Gail spent most of her early hears in Napa attending Lincoln, Redwood Jr. High and graduated from Napa High in 1964.
Upon her marriage to Roger Loewer, Gail and her family moved to Orland where she raised her son Brett and daughter Nicole.
She is survived by her husband of 10 years Paul Andersen of Redding and her brother Paul Garske of Yuba City.
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Jeanne Mc Elheran (Capps)
Gail was my best friend in high school.and I lost contact with her after school. I have tried several times to find her. Now she is gone. Gail was a fun loving and very sweet person and will be missed.Janet Holmes (Walker)
I am so sad to see that Gail Garske's has passed. We were good friends in junior high.
I lost contact with her in high school. Gail was full of life and so much fun to be with. I have thought of her often.
i always wished we would of stayed in contact.
Sammy Dent
Gail I recall all the fun you paul and I used to have you will aways be missed Sammy Dent
Bruce Erricson
I knew Gail fairly well. She was very pretty & fun to be around. As with so many, it was startling to learn that she had passed on.
Charlotte Riley (Wallace)
March 06, 2011 12:00 am
The Napa Register
Gail Garske, born Dec. 13, 1946, in Bismarck, N.D., moved to Napa with her parents and siblings in 1951.
She spent most of her early years in Napa attending Lincoln Elementary School, Redwood Junior High and graduated from Napa High School’s class of 1964.
Upon her marriage to Roger Loewen, Gail and her family moved to Orland, Calif., where she raised her son, Brett, and daughter, Nicole.
She is survived by her husband of 10 years, Bill Andersen of Redding, and her brother, Paul Garske of Yuba City.
She was predeceased by both of her parents, Robert Garske and Ferne Adkins, as well as her older brother, Terry Garske. Gail resided in Redding until her recent passing on Feb. 21,2011.
Gail was a beautiful woman, wife, mother, sister and friend.
Bruce Stevens
I was friends with Gail and Paul from our Redwood days. We always had fun and Gail fixed me up with one of her cousins from Oakland one summer. We would always party at the old Napa Water works off of Silverado Trail. What great summer fun. I was very sorry to learn I had lost another old friend.