Birth date: Mar 20, 1954 Death date: Mar 13, 2026
Gayla Marie White, 71, of Frederick, MD passed away on March 13, 2026. She was born on March 20, 1954, in Kennedy Township, PA to John White Sr., and June White. Gayla is survived by her mother, June White of Mars, PA; her brothe Read Obituary
Ms Gayla I cant believe i dont get to see your smiling face and wonderful attitude about life while visiting frederick. You are very much missed. God called another one of his angels home on that Friday. You'll always be with in spirit and in our hearts.
Rest in Paradise sweet lady love you prayers for the family 🙏🏿
"Rest in Peace"
Gayla was always kind and positive. Always had a smile. I will miss her.
Penny Vargo
It's so hard to understand why Gayla was taken from us so abruptly. I can hear her saying "Della, get over it - it's what it is!" I shall miss the almost daily chats over the past 30 years concerning the world, family and life in general. We solved the 'World's problems' with many in-depth conversations! Miss you Friend!
We honor the life and legacy of a truly remarkable woman whose presence left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. A dedicated and passionate Walmart associate, she approached each day with purpose, pride, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Her work was never just a job—it was a reflection of her character, her integrity, and her deep care for others.
She was known for her radiant smile, one that could brighten even the busiest or most challenging of days. Customers and coworkers alike were drawn to her warmth, her kindness, and her genuine willingness to help. No matter the situation, she carried herself with grace and positivity, turning ordinary moments into meaningful connections.
Beyond her work ethic, she was a source of wisdom and encouragement. Her words often carried gentle strength—offering guidance, comfort, and perspective when it was needed most. She had a unique ability to uplift those around her, reminding others to stay strong, be kind, and keep moving forward.
Her absence leaves a space that cannot be filled, but her spirit lives on in the countless lives she touched. She will be remembered not only for her dedication, but for the joy she spread, the lessons she shared, and the love she gave so freely.
May her memory continue to inspire us to lead with compassion, to work with heart, and to always greet the world with a smile—just as she did every day.
I met Sweet Gayla when I moved to MD in 2015. I was shopping for flowers in her department. She was very friendly and informative. Not many workers were friendly like Gayla. I had the pleasure of working with her when I was hired by Walmart in 2017. I will miss her dearly. Walmart will never be the same without her. Luv ya, Girl. RIP. ~ Tee
