Medical bills and funeral costs for Gary Langley Jr

** UPDATE: Gary did pass away on Tuesday November 26th around 7:11 pm. Please be respectful and try not to overwhelm the family by contacting them. The visitation will be held from 12 to 2 pm on December 3rd at Taylor & Cowan in Tipton, Indiana. **

My name is Andrew, and I am raising funds to go towards medical bills and funeral expenses for my father-in-law, Gary Langley. Anything above that, will go directly to his wife, Pam, in this overwhelming time.

On Tuesday November 5th, Gary went in for surgery to hopefully alleviate the pain he had been suffering for months now. However, the unthinkable happened. Doctors found cancer spread all throughout his abdomen. Biopsies were taken and sent off. Additional scans were taken. To make matters worse, they discovered a hole in his stomach. The cause of the hole will never be known. With that being said, his health had rapidly decreased since finding the cancer. It was too far along to even consider treatment options, especially with the hole. Gary's decision was to remain in the hospital and be kept comfortable until the time had come.

Gary was an avid everything-man. His hobbies included anything hunting or gun related, cue making or pool playing, blacksmithing, car shows and showing off his beautiful 1970 Chevy Nova, bonding and adventuring with fellow Viking men and women, but above all being an ever-loving husband to his wife of 35 years (Pam), a pride and joy to his wonderful mother (Linda), an amazing sidekick to his sister (Charlene), an inspiring uncle to his niece (Cheyenne) and nephew (Shaun), a strong and relentless father to his 2 children (Holly and Blaze), and an amazing grandfather to all 5 of his wonderful grandchildren (Hallee, Audree, Blayson, Maddee, and Otto).

Gary would give you the last dollar to his name if that is all he had, the shirt off his back even in a torrential storm.

Gary touched so many lives and will never be forgotten. I know that without a doubt, he will be deeply missed by all that knew him.

Rest easy, Gary ❤️