Gail Barbara Gibel  February 16 1936  May 25 2018 (age 82)

Gail Barbara Gibel February 16 1936 May 25 2018 (age 82)

Gail Barbara Gibel, 82, of Newton passed away peacefully Friday, May 25, 2018 at Sherrill’s Ford Hospice House. Born February 16, 1936, in Salem, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of the late Grant and Mae MacCracken. Gail was retired from the Small Business Administration and spent her retirement enjoying her family, friends and her furry feline companions. In her youth, she enjoyed horseback riding and roller skate dance competitions. Her amusing enthusiasm on life always made everyone laugh, bringing joy into their lives. Gail was preceded in death by her son Lawrence Dean Gibel. She is survived by her brother Richard and wife Debra MacCracken; son John Gibel; and daughter Bobbi G. Grandchildren: Jessica Lynne and husband W. Ryan Blythe; Tiffany and Scott Strong. Great-grandchildren: Chloe and William (Liam) Blythe; and Wade Strong. Nephew: Grant MacCracken. Niece: Ashley and husband Carl Woods. Great-niece and nephews: Bryce; MaKaylah and Kolsen Woods. In honor of Gail’s memory please kindly donate to your local ‘no kill’ shelter, favorite pet charity, and/or the Alzheimer Association.

Our most sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Gail Barbara Gibel February 16 1936 May 25 2018 (age 82). Jenkins Funeral Home & Cremation Service

Death notice for the town of: Newton, state: North Carolina

death notice Gail Barbara Gibel February 16 1936 May 25 2018 (age 82)

obituary notice Gail Barbara Gibel February 16 1936 May 25 2018 (age 82)

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