Birth date: Dec 22, 1948 Death date: Mar 3, 2025
Gilbert “Gill” Voight, age 76, passed away on March 3, 2025. Born in Port Huron, Michigan, Gill moved with his family to Newark when his father took a job with the Chrysler Parts Division. He graduated from Christiana High School Read Obituary
I viewed the service on live stream and really enjoyed the stories about Gill. I met betsy and Giles over 20 years ago when we purchased the property across the street, so I was able to get to know him before his stroke. Gill was a good neighbor, always willing to help if you needed. During the construction of our new house Gill would keep an eye on the contractors when I couldn’t be there and he always let me know if they were not something right. I appreciated that.
My thoughts and prayers are with Betsy and his family.
I watched the service with my parents today. It was nice to hear the stories of Uncle Gil’s life. He will be missed. Love and hugs to all of you.
Joining you now on the livestream service from Strathroy, Ontario to celebrate and remember Gilbert's life. We send our sympathy to Betsy and family. I have fond memories as cousins growing up in Alvinston, Ontario and Port Huron, Michigan. We wish you peace and comfort in the days ahead.
Great memories staying at their beach home. Fun times eating crabs and going out on the boat. Thanks Gil & Betsy for your hospitality over the years. Rest in peace, Gil
Cousin Elaine
My dear Betsy……I am saddened to hear of Gils passing. My heart goes out to you my friend.
Oh, Betsy, my darling and forever Girlfriend. How shocked I was to hear that you’ve lost your darling Gil. Although we had met only a few times, I do remember that Gil had a fetching smile and a twinkle in his eye, but was fairly quiet when I saw him. I do believe, however that he was probably a proud Veteran and most likely enjoyed watching you country line dancing at the legion and laughing with all of your friends on Friday Nights!
I remember when Gil suffered his stroke and was never the same again ~ such an awful tragedy. I hope you’ll always feel his love for you by remembering all of the great times you two had with friends and spending time in the camper, specially near Key West, FL.
I promise he will reach out to you throughout your years left here on earth through butterflies, Cardinals in your trees in Rehoboth Beach and Pennies from Heaven. And … you will see Gil again one day in the far future. I love you Betsy♥️
