Contributions to the tribute of Gord Wilson

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Monday, September 19, 2022

Sending our deepest condolences to Mike and Sarah and William and to Chris at this difficult time. Brian and Laurel Porteous

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Brenda Millar posted a condolence

Sunday, September 18, 2022

Sorry for your loss Brenda and all the family. Everyone is in our thoughts and prayers at the time and the future. I know Gordon is have a real party with Uncle Bill, Aunt Maisie and all the other family members that have gone before him. Thinking of you at this time. Brenda & Andy Millar and family.

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Chris White lit a candle

Sunday, September 18, 2022

We are very sad to learn of the loss of Gord. He was a devoted member of our team at Fruitland Manufacturing for many years. His colleagues at work knew him as a kind man who always had a positive demeanor, a peaceful smile and a very conscientious approach in everything he did. Our sincere condolences.

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Paula Merrick lit a candle

Saturday, September 17, 2022

I met Gord through the Hipkiss family and enjoyed seeing him at many family celebrations over the years. Gord always had a smile and was so kind and fun to be around. My condolences to Gord's children, grandchildren, his sister Brenda, Annette, Ed and family, Sean and Taryn and family, and Richard Hipkiss and the many other family and friends I may not know personally. Gord, I can picture the reunion in the afterlife with Irene and your parents and others who have gone before you. Was a pleasure knowing you. Paula Merrick & Family (Taryn's sister)

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Bob Semmens lit a candle

Saturday, September 17, 2022

I first met Gord when I was in kindergarten and we have been good friends since that day in 1959. When Gord's family moved from Mountain Avenue to Upper Walker, my neighbourhood, we became inseparable as young teenagers. We did everything young teenage boys did back in those days, with no shortage of getting into mischief, although most of it harmless. After graduating highschool we managed to stay in touch even though our lives took different paths. In later years Wednesday night dinners out with "the boys" became a regular occurance. Gord, Ed Brown, Tim Stremble and I became a regular Wednesday evening fixture at some unsuspecting watering hole. We would share stories of growing up in Stoney Creek over some wings, a couple of pints and much laughter. Gord had a great sense of humour and always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye. I am fortunate to have known Gord and proud to say he was my friend for 63 years. I will miss him immensely and remember him always. My wife Janet and I offer our deepest condolences to Brenda, Michael, Chris, and his entire extended family. Bob Semmens

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Marion Stewart posted a symbolic gesture

Saturday, September 17, 2022

My condolences on your loss. I have fond memories of Gord when we were much younger. There were Friday night euchre games with a few drinks with our spouses, and Agnes and Alex. They were fun times. When Michael was a toddler, he was so cute! Bob and I decided it was time to start our family. We could only spend time together on brief family visits after that. I have always wished the best for Gord and hope he had a good relationship with his boys. My heart goes out to Chris, Michael, and everyone who loved Gord at this time. With love, Marion Stewart

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Friday, September 16, 2022

Gord Wilson

1953 - 2022

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