TRINITY-Gary Fleming, 59, passed away on Thursday, August 26, 2021.
He was born April 3, 1962 to the late Gene and Margie Easter Fleming. A High Point native, he attended Trinity High School and was a skilled woodworker, employed by Archdale Millwork for 20 plus years. Gary loved taking the top off his Jeep Wrangler or going for rides on his Harley Davidson. Mostly, he enjoyed spending time with his family and supporting his children as they played football, wrestled, skated, danced, or gamed online with friends. His absence will be felt by many, and he will be missed beyond words.
He is survived by his children, Cody Fleming and his wife Jamie, Kegan Fleming and his wife Alyson, Logan Fleming, Chloe Fleming, and Brandon Fleming; his siblings, Kay Moorefield, Karen Carden and her husband Del Ray, and Larry Fleming; as well as his grandchildren, Maggie Fleming, Zay Fleming, and Grayson Forrester.
Gary firmly avoided being in the spotlight and made clear his desire to have no formal ceremony. His family will honor his memory together with a small gathering at a near date.
He was born April 3, 1962 to the late Gene and Margie Easter Fleming. A High Point native, he attended Trinity High School and was a skilled woodworker, employed by Archdale Millwork for 20 plus years. Gary loved taking the top off his Jeep Wrangler or going for rides on his Harley Davidson. Mostly, he enjoyed spending time with his family and supporting his children as they played football, wrestled, skated, danced, or gamed online with friends. His absence will be felt by many, and he will be missed beyond words.
He is survived by his children, Cody Fleming and his wife Jamie, Kegan Fleming and his wife Alyson, Logan Fleming, Chloe Fleming, and Brandon Fleming; his siblings, Kay Moorefield, Karen Carden and her husband Del Ray, and Larry Fleming; as well as his grandchildren, Maggie Fleming, Zay Fleming, and Grayson Forrester.
Gary firmly avoided being in the spotlight and made clear his desire to have no formal ceremony. His family will honor his memory together with a small gathering at a near date.
TRINITY-Gary Fleming, 59, passed away on Thursday, August 26, 2021.
He was born April 3, 1962 to the late Gene and Margie Easter Fleming. A High Point native, he attended Trinity High School and was a skilled woodworker, employed by Archdale Millwork for 20 plus years. Gary loved taking the top off his Jeep Wrangler or going for rides on his Harley Davidson. Mostly, he enjoyed spending time with his family and supporting his children as they played football, wrestled, skated, danced, or gamed online with friends. His absence will be felt by many, and he will be missed beyond words.
He is survived by his children, Cody Fleming and his wife Jamie, Kegan Fleming and his wife Alyson, Logan Fleming, Chloe Fleming, and Brandon Fleming; his siblings, Kay Moorefield, Karen Carden and her husband Del Ray, and Larry Fleming; as well as his grandchildren, Maggie Fleming, Zay Fleming, and Grayson Forrester.
Gary firmly avoided being in the spotlight and made clear his desire to have no formal ceremony. His family will honor his memory together with a small gathering at a near date.
He was born April 3, 1962 to the late Gene and Margie Easter Fleming. A High Point native, he attended Trinity High School and was a skilled woodworker, employed by Archdale Millwork for 20 plus years. Gary loved taking the top off his Jeep Wrangler or going for rides on his Harley Davidson. Mostly, he enjoyed spending time with his family and supporting his children as they played football, wrestled, skated, danced, or gamed online with friends. His absence will be felt by many, and he will be missed beyond words.
He is survived by his children, Cody Fleming and his wife Jamie, Kegan Fleming and his wife Alyson, Logan Fleming, Chloe Fleming, and Brandon Fleming; his siblings, Kay Moorefield, Karen Carden and her husband Del Ray, and Larry Fleming; as well as his grandchildren, Maggie Fleming, Zay Fleming, and Grayson Forrester.
Gary firmly avoided being in the spotlight and made clear his desire to have no formal ceremony. His family will honor his memory together with a small gathering at a near date.
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