Birth date: Jul 29, 1945 Death date: Dec 14, 2020
Anyone who knew Gayla Bass knows that she was an avid seamstress and crafting guru. She loved to create. In the tapestry that would become her life, Gayla’s first stitches were made when, on July 29, 1945 she was born to Arthur Th Read Obituary
Gayla is very near to my heart. I helped take care of her after her surgery. We grew a special bond. I loved seeing her recently at Walmart with our the wheel chair. It maid me so very happy. I love you Gayla. Rest in Peace my dear friend.
I first met Gayla when we moved in next door. We were neighbors for 5 years and have been neighbors ever since. The miles and years between didn’t seem to matter at all. We would sew, read, visit together a lot. I saw her as a sister and will miss her terribly. She would always welcome me with a smile and let me sit on her couch and talk, talk, talk. Her kids have always been so open to my family. We love you all.
I remember Gayla as a very sweet, intelligent, kind, understanding person. We were both ward librarians in the same building but were from different wards. We often worked together on library projects, and we talked about our concerns. I have wonderful memories of our conversations.
