So sorry for your loss. Gord was such a nice guy and friendly neighbour, i prayed every day that these last surgeries would give him a new lease on life. My heart goes out to the whole family.
Hank, Echo, Skye and Edison send our love. RIP Gord.
This unfortunate news reminds me of the many years we Webster's and the Butlers spent roaming the neighborhood of Punch Bowl and all the walks to school together. Even though life separated us (It tends to do that) there is still a lasting bond I feel for the close relationships we all made as kids. My heartfelt condolences to the family and relatives of Gordon: who always had my back growing up. Thanks Gordon; and thank you to his family who cared for him.
David Webster
Dear Cousin Al, Debbie, Author Martin, wife Deb and families, Billy and I are so sad to hear of cousin Gord’s passing, our hearts go out to you all. I too like my sister Kim remember summertime childhood FUN at Grammie Gerts and Grampy Fred’s in Roseway.Digging clams,swimming and jumping off Crans Pt wharf,many bonfires, just running free with sand in our pants. And Billy’s memories of going too school with you … Many beautiful wonderful memories Cousin Gord. I know you are now resting in peace with your mom and dad… our Aunt Amy & Uncle Art…. Cousin Al please know our loves,our hearts and our prayers are with all of you at this so sad time !
Dear Al, Debbie, Arthur and families.
Our deepest sympathies to you all. I can still see us all running and swimming on Cranes Point beach. Clambakes and bbqs at Grammies in the summers of our childhood. Beautiful memories. We will see you at the celebration of life. Love and light to you all. Kim and Randy.
Dear Alan, Debbie, and family,
I am so sorry to hear about Gordon’s passing away. Such great memories of us all growing up on Punch Bowl Drive and all the adventures we had as children. God bless you all as you journey forward and keep his memories close to your hearts. In my thoughts and prayers. Susan Wilkie
Condolences to the family and friends of Gord.
One of the most calm and respectful souls I’ve ever known. The service industry has lost a great man.
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