I was lucky enough to work with Gord for almost 18 years at CCL. He was one of the few truly honest good people I had the pleasure to know. I remember oh so many years ago when I had to pull him out of a printing press. He was hurt quite bad but never flinched or complained. I got him to Jo-Brant and they quickly gave him a shot of Demerol, all smiles after that. Next day went to visit him and when they gave me his room number as I was walking along the hall all I could here where babies crying. Only room they had available was in the maternity ward. Not a complaint out of Gord, that’s the way he rolled.

When someone is Lost, He becomes a Memory; and that Memory lives in our hearts Forever! My Deepest condolences to Susan and Family! R.I.P. Gordon.

Working with Gord, since CCL moved to Toronto so many years ago, I had the pleasure to work and get to know Gord as a beautiful person inside and out. There wasn’t a moment that was the wrong time to talk if you needed guidance he was there for you to get you through the roughest moments to lead you through the calm waters, and always check back the next day to make sure everything was OK. You will always be in my thoughts and prayers My deepest condolences to Susan and Family! R.I.P. Gord, I am watching you!

No words can express how Gord will be missed at CCL Label. He was a ray of sunshine with a big smile on his face everyday. To his family, please know that you are all in our thoughts as it was a sad day when we heard the devastating news.
May God help you through this terrible time and remember Gord as the wonderful man that he was. He will be missed!

My deepest sympathy Susan and Julia. You both are in my thoughts and prayers as well as the rest of your family.

My memories of Gord are from when I was a child. Although I did not know him in the later years, I remember him as a very kind and happy man, always wearing a great big smile. My condolences to the entire family.

Dear Susan and family,
We are so sorry to hear this terrible news. Although we only got to meet Gord a few times we know he was a good man and will be missed deeply by your family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you at this difficult time.

Love,
Don, Karen and family.

I have worked with Gord for 21 years at ccl
and always had good discussions with Gord
on a daily basis.I have been teasing him a lot for
the last couple years but he always took it with a smile.
He will never be forgotten.. Condolences to Susan and
Family…RIP Gord

Our deepest sympathy go out to Susan and the family. I will miss sharing photographs and the many conversations Gord and I had over the years about our common respect and appreciation for all the good things that this world has to offer. Gord and his power of positive thinking and enthusiasm will be greatly missed. May God be with you now and always. Rest in peace Gord.

It is so sad to hear about Gord. Susan, my heart goes out to you and the children in this sad time. Gord will be in Jehovah’s memory and we will see him again soon.

I spent my teenage years living on the same street as Gord and his children, they were very special people, and Gord always had a smile on his face, and treated me with the utmost respect:) Rest in Peace Xo

Gord and I worked together for more than 31 years, and from the beginning I considered him a good friend, and mentor. I will miss both the serious conversations as well as the laughs. Miss you pal.

Most of my memories of Gordon are when he was a little boy. During my summer vacation from school, I would go to my sisters home to look after him and his sister Linda. Every morning we had a routine and that was to watch Popeye The Sailor Man. He would never miss it. He would say “come on Auntie Susie, Popeye is on” and we would have to sing the song. Afternoon was to the park, Linda in the stroller and him hanging on to my shirt until we got there. That little boy could run like the wind. He will always have a place in my heart. Love you “Gordie” you’re the Best.

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Gord. For many years our kids hung out together, and we spent many evenings together. You were always with a smile, and he gave good encouragement when needed. Our hearts go out to the family. Love Dianna and Dave

Dear Susan and family

So very sorry to hear about Gord. Have fond memories of him in Brantwood Congregation. He always had a kind, gentle way about him. A really great man who will surely be missed by all who knew him.

I worked with Gord for many years at CCL both in Burlington and Toronto. We had a lot of fun times together.
My sincere condolences to your family.

So sorry bout your loss. we have very good memories of Gord. He was a very caring and kind man. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love Mike & Carolyn

Thank you Sue, for finding Gord and for sharing him with all of us. The memories of Gord trying not to laugh as he read campfire stories of Goomba or Rancid…WOW! Ya had to be there. Glad our families could enjoy it so many times.
We send you our love and you are in our prayers.

Jeff and I were shocked to hear of Gord’s passing. We always appreciated Gord’s sense of humour but more than anything, we knew his love for Jehovah, his family and the congregation. May Jehovah’s spirit comfort you, Susan and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we look forward to the happy days in the future when all those we have lost will be united with us to worship Jehovah forever.

Christian love, Jeff and Donna Danby

I worked with Gord for many years at CCL Label and he will be greatly missed.We always had fun on motorcycle rides and great long discussions on how we would put together the next motor bike movie. Thoughts and prayers to all of Gords family and friends. Doug

Dear Susan and family
We are so sorry to hear about Gord. He was such a kind and caring man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sending out warm love,
Glenn and Susan

Our sincere condolences to the whole family. Gords smiling face will be missed by all. We shared so many fun times together in the past and will hold those memories close to my heart. You are all in our prayers.

Dear Wainwright Family,

So sorry to hear about Gord. I remember his generosity clearly. Years ago when I was pioneering without a car, he offered his car to me while he was going away on vacation. I was so grateful! I never forgot that, and still appreciate that gesture.

I will be thinking of you tomorrow and pray that Jehovah gives you strength in the next coming days and months.

Natasha

So sorry to hear Gord passed away at such a young age. Sue you and all your family are in our thoughts and prayers. It will be nice to welcome him back in the resurrection.
Maurice and Phyllis Gull

So sorry to hear about the loss of Gord. He was a great guy. I had the pleasure of working and doing some carpooling with Gord as we worked at the same place for awhile. He was a guy who liked to laugh and was very down to earth. We could all learn a few things from him. He will be missed. Our condolences to the family.

Susan and family
our prayers and thoughts are with you in this difficult time , our sincere condolences.
Isabella and family

As Gord”s mother it really warmed my heart to read the pleasant remarks that have been said about Gord. Knowing him as I did, I have to say they are all true. He was a loving and caring son. always there for me.
Thankyou so much

Susan, Kyle, Melanie, Shane and Julia;
I was heartbroken to hear of Gord’s passing. I always remember him for his big smile and unwavering love for Jehovah. I remember field service in the back of the station wagon with you all! Especially hearing Gord laughing as he drove and listened to Shane reading so emphatically from the Bible as we sat backwards looking out the rear window! 😉
How grateful we can all be to know that he is asleep and in Jehovah’s memory. Our tears will turn to those of joy very soon when Jehovah calls him and Gord answers! How wonderful those hugs will be!!
Prayers and hugs from Alberta!
Love Jennifer and Family!