Dear Trish, Alicia and the Thompson family,
I'm so sorry I just heard of Gord's passing.
It was always a pleasure dealing with Gord.
My sincere condolences to you.

Don Andrews

Gord was the proverbial "nice guy".  The first  thing that gave him away was his warm, ready smile which was followed by his kindly manner and actions.  It's clear that he was loved as much as he loved everyone else.   My sincere condolences to his family.  May we all keep his memory dear.     

I was blessed to have met Gord through a project that we were working on. The moment I met Gord I knew that he was a very special person. He had this amazing positivity about him, he always spoke proudly of his family and was such a good man. 
Gord was taken too soon from us. 
 
I will truly miss Gord and I cannot imagine not seeing his smiling face in the office. 
Please accept my deepest condolences, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time. 

Gord – Thank you for stepping into my life, I feel so lucky to have known such a good hearted person. I will truly miss you. Rest in peace my dear friend. 


Gord, was one of the special ones.  Irreplaceable in my life.  There is a little home in my heart, just for him.  He touched everyone. Love you and miss you buddy.

Trish, Aaron, Alicia and family. 
I can’t imagine how grief stricken you are losing such a wonderful husband, dad, son, uncle and friend. Gord and I met many years ago as we worked together at State Farm  and then transitioned to Desjardins. We also spent many weekends hanging out at the arena while our boys played hockey against each other. Whether it be at work or at the arena, Gord always had a smile on his face and was always willing to help. He was immensely proud of his family and he never missed a moment to share how Trish and the kids were doing. Gord was truly one in a million and will be greatly missed! 
Please accept our heartfelt condolences.  Karen, Ron, Eric, Stephanie and Allyson Forrest

Dear Thompson family,

Our condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. 

Scott and Lana Lintner 

My deepest condolences to the Thompson family. I am sadden to hear about the passing of Gord. I worked with Gord in the DP department at Brimley Road. Gord was the daily entertainment inside the computer room. He was outgoing, friendly and always cracking a joke to make everyone laugh. Gord was friendly to everyone and made every new employee feel welcomed. You will be missed. May your soul Rest In Peace. 

Gord you were such a great person to work with and everyone loved working with you. I'll never forget our replacement services days, we had a dream team. You'll be so missed, you always spoke of your family and you could feel the love you had as a happy family man. So sorry for the loss of Gord to an amazing family. 

Gord was such an amazing and special person. The second I met Gord I knew he was absolutely one of a kind! He was the person who could put a smile on anyone’s face and could make anyone laugh.  He was kind, hilarious, caring and such a wonderful father/husband. 

There will be so many memories of Gord I will cherish. Every time I came to Courtice I knew part of my visit itinerary would be lunch at the Courtyard (or as I like to call it, GORDyard) with Gord & Trish! Gord always took special interest in peoples lives, remembering small details and being genuinely interested in how you are.

My favourite memory with Gord was probably one of the most proud days of his life. The day Alicia & Jeremy got married. Gord thought it would SO fun to high five once I left the alter. Of course you can’t say no to having fun with Gord! Picture attached :) I’ll never forget that. 

I will miss Gord’s laugh, I will miss all his hilarious comments on my FaceBook posts, I will miss getting FaceBook messages from him asking how his “little leashy-weashy” was doing at University. 

Gord lit up the most when he spoke about Alicia and Aaron. I see him in both of them so much. They share his kindness, humour and selflessness. And he was so proud! 

He was simply the best and I’m grateful to have known him. Rest In Peace, Gord. You’re extremely missed and will always be in our hearts. Xo 

Gord knows a guy..
Gord was very well connected when it came to sourcing any purchase partially because he had developed these contacts while Insurance adjusting but also because he made connections wherever he went. Our son Jeremy had asked for Gord and Trish’s permission to marry Alicia. It was time to buy the ring. Gord – knew exactly where to go. We were a strange trio – Jeremy - the young man who was buying the ring, Me – the father who thought he knew diamonds and Gord – the father-in-law to be who had the diamond connection. This strange trio stepped into Vasco jewelers and delicately stepped around each other  – while the selection process took place. Finally when Jeremy had honed in on the special stone and was given the price – Gord said, “C’mon you can do better than that” to the jeweler who in fact did. 
Gord, we will miss your friendly easy going personality, your deep love for your family and warm welcome and treatment of friends.  Bruce and Cathy Zavitz


My deepest condolences to Gord's family and loved ones. Gord always smiled, always said hello and was such a blessing to know. He was someone I always looked forward to bumping into at work, even for our quick catch up chats. I am sure this doesn't come as a surprise, but it's a testament to who he was and the impact he had on people's lives. He is truly missed.

Such a beautiful video, thanks for sharing. My condolences to Gord's family and friends. I met Gord while working at Statefarm and then onto Desjardins. I  didn't work directly with Gord, but I was able to job shadow with him at one time. He was very positive and professional.  I was also friends with a few people that Gord also knew.  I  enjoyed talking with Gord, he was always so happy and had such a great sense of humor. We would talk about where we travelled to, , , his backyard deck and also his beautiful wife and family. I feel very blessed to have known Gord.  Again, my condolences to his family. Elaine Heron, Commercial Business Lines  

We were heartbroken when we learned of Gord's diagnosis but thankful to have met and gotten to know his kind and gentle spirit.  He was a part of our lives through church and through family connections and I was honoured  to be able to officiate Alicia and Jeremy's wedding.  He will be missed by us but he has been welcomed into God's presence where he will never be in need again. We were blessed to know him. Our prayers go out to his family and friends.  We have lost a good man.   Dave and Lisa Stewart

To your Family,
I first met Gord when he was part of the SFRS team and found him always willing to help with a smile.  He kept the interest of our Client's first and foremost and attempted to help them in any way he could.

He always had a smile for you or a story of his family and what they meant to him, their accomplishments.  Trish you truly were the love of his life as he would light up when he spoke of you.  Aaron and Alicia, your Dad was so proud of you and the people you had become.  He will always be a part of you and will continue to watch over you and protect you.

My prayers are with you all during this time.  Rest in Peace Gord, you truly are an example to us all.

Elizabeth (Liz)

Trish, Aaron and Alicia. 
I am so very sorry for your loss. All my thoughts are with you and your family. 

Sue Retford

Our family is deeply saddened by the news of Gord’s passing.  He was truly a great man and beautiful person.  The repetitious comments about Gord’s big smile and contagious laugh are a testament to how he lived his life.  We have known Gord and his family for over 25 years because our sons attended school together from kindergarten through high school and remain best friends to this day.  I had the privilege of coaching our sons’ soccer teams together with Gord for many years. He was a great coach who was inspirational to the players and a role model on good sportsmanship.   

An example of his good heart is years ago shortly after we moved into our home, Gord dropped by unexpectedly to visit.  We were in the process of sodding our front lawn.  Gord without any hesitation, rolled up his sleeves and spent the rest of the day doing heavy lifting and rolling the new lawn.  Gord lived his life true to his friends and made those around him feel special and happy to spend time together. 

Rest in peace dear friend.  Your legacy is your beautiful family and how you touched the hearts of those around you.  You showed us all an example of a truly special person.  Heaven has gained a beautiful angel. 

Jayne & John Spina 

Such a pleasure to chat with Gord over the years on many things other than work.   So sorry to hear of his passing.   He will always be remembered fondly by all of us who had the privilege of working  with him.

My deepest condolences to the Thompson Family,

When I started working at State Farm I was in the claims department and at the time Gord was in SFRS. He was a genuinely nice person who always asked how you were and how your family was when you saw him in the halls at work. He spoke about his family often and how proud he was of them.  He was always willing to go out of his way to help. He was just an all around great guy and he will be missed by many.

Lisa MacNaughton (Phillips)

Gord was a great friend to us that we knew throughout the years from work.  He always had a smile on his face and will never be forgotten.
Our sincerest condolences to the Thompson family.

Rose & Phil Cosburn

Rest In Peace Gord. While i have been honoured to have known Gord now for the better part of 20+ years I sadly never had the chance to work directly with him for any prolonged period. I certainly had the pleasure of indirectly working with him on several claims over the years or simply bumping into him at the office.  I always enjoyed our conversations whether they related to work, sports or life in general.  If i had to be honest the life and sports stories were always more enjoyable. A truly great man taken from us far too soon. 

My thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones at this difficult time. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies and condolences for your loss.

Jeff Bowman

We are so very sorry to hear of Gord's passing and our condolences to all of his family members.  Gord was always a smiling face and friendly hello when you saw him on our street.  We can still hear his laugh at the Stiber's house!  

Rest in Peace Gord.  We will miss you.  

Trish, Aaron and Alicia,
You are all in our Thoughts and Prayers at this difficult time. 

As 'founding members' of this neighbourhood, Gord's presence will be missed. 
He always had time for a chat, a smile and an update on life.

Aaron and Alicia, your Dad was So proud of your achievements.
We loved hearing his updates.

He loved spending his time with his Family and making memories with you.

Trish, if there is anything that we can help with, please let us know

You are all in our hearts.
Rest Easy Gord.
Blaine, Sherry, Christopher, Kaitlyn and Andrew Junop

It was a terribly sad day when we heard about the loss of our friend and colleague, Gord.   We have so many memories we could share including time at the cottage with the kids, many laughs in Pickering or seeing his infectious smile in Aurora.  Gord was one of a kind and was a friend we will never forget.  He made the office, and the world he lived in, a better place.  A special soul gone too soon.

 Our thoughts and prayers are with him, Trish, Alicia and Aaron.  

Gerry, Kristin, Katie and Jacob Steves

May my condolence bring you comfort and may my prayers ease the pain of your loss. I am seeing the smile on Gord's face. When I first met Gord years back, some how our conversation was about Bell Canada, I told him I did work for Bell years ago. He then told me that his dad worked for Bell. He also told me that he went to Jamaica. It was always a pleasure speaking to Gord. Aaron, I do remember when you worked in our group. 
Gord RIP

A great soul has ascended to Heaven – may he rest in peace. Gord was one of the happiest people I know. I have fond memories of his smile, his contagious laugh, his jokes, his ability to join any conversation, and him as my hockey coach. Trish, Aaron, and Alicia – our family’s thoughts and prayers are with you – we love you

I’ve been staring at this empty text box for over an hour now. Not because I can’t think of what to write - quite the opposite actually. There’s so much I want to write and share, and not nearly enough room. 
Uncle Gord, I can’t thank you enough for all of the amazing memories, the laughs, the incredible support, and for just always being there... for being you. I hope your sitting on a beach right now, blasting Drops of Jupiter or Hey Soul Sister, sippin’ a caesar with an endless supply of shrimp.
Mark, Ellie, Mikey, Brucie and I will miss you so much! Love you.

Uncle Gord, you’ve been such a big part of my life, I can’t fathom you not being here. 
You were a part of every milestone, celebration, good time, difficult time-  I can picture you there enjoying with a smile or with a supportive hug. 
When I think of you I can see you enjoying the moment wherever you are, loving the little things, making jokes, beaming over your family and just having a good time. May we all strive to do the same!
I will cherish so many great memories.  Spending time with you and Aunt Trish in Jamaica, summer vacations cottaging together, spontaneous dinners at The Courtyard, and your weekend visits. I will miss you popping  in and chatting in the living room, then finding you’ve disappeared upstairs to play with Jack and Penny. You were a very involved and caring Uncle/Great Uncle and oh my, we love you for that. Your humour, smile and infectious laugh will stay with me forever. We will miss you like crazy. 
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard”
Love, Missy 


Gord,well he was one of the Thompsons,amazing people all...Lauren and I share many happy memories of time we spent together with this family,and Gord was always there to make it better. Christmas's were always so special,and being included to celebrate was the highlight for Lauren and myself.Gord would quietly enter the conversation at these gatherings in an earnest fashion, and when we were done,there were many laughs being heard, and stories to never forget,because Gord kept it light,and hilarious, and his laugh was,well,perfect!We will miss Gord,and our sincere condolences to the Thompson family...Brian&Lauren

My sincerest condolences to Trish, Aaron, Alicia & his entire family.  Gord has been a friend of mine for decades starting back at 1801 Brimley Rd when he and Vance Taylor would come and chat to me in the Credit Union he will be truly missed. Rest well my friend.

Trish , Aaron, Alicia..
Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Roger and Francine Milne

I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with Gord over the last 20+ years.  He was an amazing man who brought so much love and laughter to those around him.  Never a day went by when he didn’t talk about his family with an incredible amount of love and devotion.  Gord was one of a kind and will be deeply missed by those who were lucky enough to know him.

My sincerest condolences to Trish, Aaron & Alicia.  May you find some comfort in knowing that he will always be with you in spirit
 and watching over you with an abundance of love and pride.

Rest In Peace, GT

Trish Aaron and Alicia. We are so sorry for your loss.  Mike and Trish, Wayne and Allison our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I miss you Uncle Gord. Thanks for everything! It made me happy when you would come over to play. You always made me laugh.  I thought it was funny when you took me to my Halloween Taekwondo class and you gave the scary monster a high five! :)  


Love: Jack

My deepest sympathy to Trish, Aaron, Alicia and the family. Gord was a happy person who spread his happiness to all around. 
Rest in peace Gord.

Trish, Alicia & Aaron, 
 
I am truly sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Gord for many years. He was such a kind man with a larger than life smile. He had an amazing gift to see the best in everyone and would encourage others to do the same. He was always 100% committed to proving his clients with the best service possible and loved those he worked with. He has left a void on our team that can never be filled. 
Trish, the love he had for you was second to none and he was always so proud when he spoke of you. Aaron & Alicia, you were your dads world. His face would light up the room anytime he spoke of you and, he was so proud of all you had accomplished. 
I will forever cherish the time and great memories I have with Gord. He was a great mentor, colleague and friend, who will truly be missed. 

My sincerest condolences for your loss. 

Keri & family 


My sincerest condolences to Trish, Aaron and Alicia. Hearing this news yesterday truly saddened me. I too use to work with Gord at S.F. many moons ago, he was a man you just could not forget. 

Mark, Gord and I were messaging each other last summer and we were going to make plans to get together. It's a shame we never got that chance. 

The world lost a true "Great Guy". Rest in Peace Gord. 


I was saddened to hear that  Gord  passed away. My thoughts are with you and your family.
We  shared many lunch breaks and had many laughs together.
I’m grateful I had the chance to know him  as both a colleague and a cherished friend.
Nobody could tell a funny story like Gord.
His smile and laugh forever in my memory now.
He will be missed.


So sad to hear of Gords passing
Please know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of our entire family. 

Dearest Gord Family,

Sending my thoughts and prayers to the family.  Gord will be missed dearly for his fun, happy and genuine personality.  

May his memories live on.

Sincerely,
Deokie


Trish, Aaron, Alicia & Family,

We are so sorry for the loss of the wonderful Gordo. We both have so many amazing memories of him that have been built over the last 13 years of knowing him. Gord was truly one of a kind.  Alongside Trish, he was always so supportive of our life events, showing up no matter what the reason- good or bad. We will cherish the memories we are so lucky to have of him. We will never listen to another Train song going forward and not think of Gord. No one loves Train like Gord did. Every time we sit on a beach with a Ceasar in hand, we will be reminded of him and some of the good times we had.  We are sending love and strength to all who loved Gord during this difficult time. 

Shared is a photo of Gord at our wedding on Stoney Lake.

Shannon & Grant

Dear Trish, Aaron and Alicia
I was so lucky to work alongside your husband and Dad for several years and am heartbroken for you. It was abundantly obvious that he had great love for you each, your names coming up so often in our day to day conversations and his indelible smile at the mention of you each. Gord was such a bright spot with an easy smile and a quick laugh and genuine to his core.  
May you find comfort in knowing that he and all who loved him are in the hearts of so many and happiness in the days ahead thinking of the many great memories he shared. My sincerest condolences. 

My sincere condolences Trish to you and your family. I first met Gord when he was coaching along with Wayne their boys hockey team. Thus a friendship was made between the two men and their wives.
When I saw him he always had a smile on his face and talked about his family. 
Memories will help you all heal. 
May Gord rest in peace

My Deepest Condolences to Trish, Aaron & Alicia.
Gord and I worked together in SFRS.  We had so many laughs and good chats.
Wonderful memories will live on forever.   Someone so special will never be forgotten.
Rest in Peace my Friend  

Gord was truly one of a kind. I worked with him on the CTS team for a little under two years. In this short amount of time he has left a lasting impact. I will miss our daily chats and his fatherly advice. My thoughts are with Trish, Aaron and Alicia as they deal with this devastating loss. 

My deepest sympathy to you Trish, Alicia, Aaron, Mike and family, Wayne and family. My heart feels for all of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers.Rest in peace Gord.

Gord I will miss you very much. I cannot believe you are gone. I will always remember and cherish all the years at work together we had lunch and our chats. You were there to listen to me in good times and bad. You always had a smile on your face. I never saw you angry or negative. You were the kindest person I ever have known. My condolences to your wife, children, family and friends. RIP my friend. 

Siobhan

On behave of myself and my family, my deepest heart felt condolences to Gord’s brothers, to Trish, Aaron and Alicia. I am  deeply  sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you as they have been since I first heard of Gordie’s illness.
You may not know me but, I know you from the multitude of beautiful family photos Gordie wallpapered his cubicle with, at State Farm, both in Pickering and Aurora. Aaron’s timeline of hockey photos from Tyke and beyond and Alicia’s one and only required photo of her and her prized fishing catch, still tangling from the line, on display, for all to see. What a smile.
Gordie was so proud of you and never failed to update me on your accomplishments, your incredible marks at school and your careers; to which I always replied “not only is your wife pretty, she’s smart too. Lucky for your kids, they didn’t the brains or looks from you. How did you ever snag a girl like that!” At which point, Gordie’s infectious laugh would explode. He could take a joke!
Gordie and I met almost daily to try and solve the problems of the world but, I think we purposely didn’t solve all the problems, in order to have an excuse, to keep meeting. 
Gordie was a kind and gentle soul who loved his family and lived his faith. He was a man for others. I am for ever blessed, grateful and fortunate that he called me friend.
I love you brother. Rest in peace. Until God brings us together, once again.  

Johnnie A


Deepest sympathy Trish, Alicia, Aaron and family in this time of such sorrow.

Gord was like a brother to me.  I will cherish the many memories we made over the years.   

Gord was a proud husband, father, brother, uncle and son.  Gord often shared stories and family accomplishments proudly.   

We worked together in SFRS and carpooled to work.  There are so many memories that I will always treasure.    Everyone knew Gord and loved and respected him.

A true gentleman and friend.  I will miss our chats, emails and ritual coffee times together.  

Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing Gord was blessed.  Gord had that effect on people.

I am heartbroken and will miss my friend. 

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Laurie 



To Gord's family, 

My husband and I have worked with Gord for years and it came to an absolute shock to both of us to hear of his passing. As many have posted, Gord was such an outgoing guy, who loved to laugh and make jokes.  He could always be found  in the cafe at lunch time having a blast with his crew.  He was always willing to help when ever someone was in need of assistance and he was no different when it came to helping our clients.  He had a great impact on so many people and he will be greatly missed.  May he rest in peace.   

Dear Trish and family,

I'm so sorry for your loss...my heart goes to you.
Gord will be greatly missed...I always looked forward to seeing him at family get-togethers.
It won't be the same without him.
We will hold our memories tight and remember the good times.

Much love,

Laurel

Met with Gord when I worked in State Farm.   Although we were in different departments, we chat all the time when seeing each other in the hallway, parking lot, cafeteria … He was such a loving and great person.  I am deeply saddened by the loss of my dear friend.  Rest in peace Gord.  My sincere condolences to Trish, Aaron, Alicia and family.       

My deepest condolences to Trish, Aaron and Alicia.  I have been friends with Gord for several years.  I already miss our many coffee breaks and lunches in the cafeteria.  Gord was so full of joy and always laughing and telling jokes.  It never ceased to amaze me how Gord seemed to know everyone in the Aurora office.  He loved his family more than anything  and was so proud of Alicia and Aaron.  It  won't be the same without Gord.
Sue Kostiw

When I think of my Uncle Gord, I think of the most kind, happy, family oriented, hard working man - we’ve chatted about his retirement a few times. From being little with my cousins at the cottage to family get togethers and invites to Thompson Cove - uncle gord always made me laugh and smile. Brixton was lucky to have met his great uncle and he will keep his dollar bill forever. My dad has always talked highly of my Uncle Gord, the two of them together was definitely nothing but good laughs. I’ve always loved hearing stories about the 3 of them growing up. I’m heart broken. I will miss you Uncle Gord. 
My heart is happy knowing that my Uncle Gords last moments were with Aunt Trish and my two amazing cousins, Aaron and Alicia. 
I know he will be watching over the family ❤️

Trish Aaron and Alicia,
My prayers are with in your time of sorrow. There  are no words that can describe how sorry I am for your loss.  Gordie was a true friend and we shared so many memories that date back almost 32 years ago.  You sure will be missed. I'm so grateful to have had a friend like you. RIP Gord.  Bert and Ernie always.  

On behalf of myself and my spouse, Sandie Stevenson, I'd like to express our sincerest best wishes to Trish and the kids.
We had the good fortune of knowing Gord for over 20 years and I had the pleasure of working with a team of people including Gord that were by far, the most enjoyable years of my career. His infectious laugh, his perpetually positive outlook and his down to earth attitude were always there for us. Over the years, Gord and I had many conversations about life, family, vacations, good people, not so good people, life in Courtice, retirement....yep, we talked a lot..... probably because Gord was so genuine and easy to talk with.
Gord was truly a wonderful man and his legacy will be one of having earned the respect of all those he spent time with. Gord lived life by an honourable code and I will always consider him to be one of the good people we talked about together.
Rest in peace my friend....and never stop smiling and laughing, Rob and Sandie

While I only met Gord a few times, I did have the opportunity to teach both of his fantastic children.  My thoughts are with them at this difficult time.  

So sad to hear the news of Gord’s passing. My deepest condolences to Alicia and the rest of the family. May you Rest In Peace Gord

We are deeply saddened by the loss of our dear friend Gord.  He was truly a great person. We shared a lot of good family times and laughter together. He will be missed very much and will always be remembered. Our deepest sympathy,  and love and prayers to Trish, Aaron, Alicia & Jeremy and to all the Thompson Family.

To Trish, Aaron and Alicia 
Having lived next door to The Thompsons for 13 years , we have so many wonderful memories. The Thompson’s were the best neighbours. Gord had a great sense of humour and we had many conversations in the driveway as our young kids were playing outside.  We were always there for each other and once Gord  took Wayne to emergency when he fell off a ladder in our garage. I had very young kids and Gord just jumped in and drove Wayne to the hospital. We’ve tried to keep in touch since we moved back to Newfoundland and of course Gord always made some funny remarks about Wayne. We visited the Thompson’s twice when we visited Ontario and Trish and Gord were always very welcoming. The Thompson’s will always have a special place in our hearts and we are so very sorry for the loss of such a wonderful man. 
Doris, Wayne, Emma and Jacob Quinlan
Mt Pearl NL

My sincerest and deepest condolences to Trish, Aaron, Alicia & his entire family. "Gordo" has been a friend of mine for decades and will be truly missed.  Rest well my friend.

Thompson Family. 
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. Gordon's smile is a true testimont to the love all of you shared together.  Hoping the memories of Gordon brings peace and healing to your hearts.
Love and prayers,
Ena Adams


To a great neighbour of 27 plus years. I am deeply saddened by Gord’s passing. My thoughts and condolences go out to Trish, Aaron,  Alicia and Family. 
God bless.

Condolences Trish ,Aaron and Alicia . I will always have great memories of Coaching hockey with Gord.




I've had the pleasure of knowing and working with Gord for many years at State Farm. He was a devoted husband, Father and coworker. He was always willing to help, no matter what the situation.  No task was too small or large for him to undertake. We shared a lot of laughs and memories over the years. He was a true Gentleman. My deepest and sincerest condolences go out to your family. Rest in peace my friend. You will be missed.

Everytime Gord came over to our house was a blessing

He was always a positive energy - he always had a smile on his face. He had a personality that made people comfortable around him. He went way out of his way to help us anytime we had a house project going on, he was selfless and always a pleasure to talk to.

We will miss Gord and his surprise visits. He was one of a kind, and we will think of him every time we pass by his restaurant; the "Gordyard."

Our hearts are broken. You left us to soon. We have so many memories we will keep in our hearts. You were an amazing friend and neighbour that anyone could ask for. You were always there for us and our children when ever we needed you.  We love you like family.  With all our hearts Amanda, Richard, Olivia and Owen Stiber. 

I was born one month before Gordie. My mom (Gord's grandmother Paterson) and my sister (Gord's mom Rosella Thompson) were pregnant at the same time. I am still in shock as I imagine every one who knew and loved Gordie is. I can not believe this has happened. I do know one thing for sure, he is with those who travelled before him and will be waiting patiently for his beautiful wife Trish to join him.

God Bless you Gordie. I love and miss you so much.

Aunt Dawn


LIFE IS TOO SHORT! Gord and I went to a retirement seminar a few years ago, we used to chat about what we would do when we retired, we wanted to sit on a beach somewhere and have a few drinks, RIP my friend, you will be missed! I'm truly heartbroken 💔

Rest in peace Gord. Condolences to Trish and family. You will be dearly missed my friend.

Gord and I used to talk about our joint retirement from work. We planned on retiring at the same time, then possibly going afterwards on a foreign trip, somewhere in Europe or Asia possibly (‘coz all of his previous out of town trips were mostly solely in the Caribbeans, this time around, he’d like to go to somewhere different, he joked).  I’m sad our plans couldn’t now push through. 

Over these many years at work, we spent a lot of our coffee breaks talking about our immediate families, our dreams for them and how proud we were of our children’s achievements. We laughed a lot, yet we helped each other when work beckons. Gord was a perfect gentleman, a true friend, a fine human being. He will be sorely missed but would always be fondly remembered. 

Rest In Peace, dear friend. 

Goodbye. 

RIP Gordo and Condolences to Trish and family.  You will be dearly missed my friend.

Deepest condolences to Trish, Aaron, Alicia and family.  You’ve been in my thoughts and  prayers.
  I worked with Gordie for about 13 years in SFRS,  back when we were still State Farm. He was always smiling or laughing and never hesitated to do something kind for someone. There are too many memories to share but I will never forget him coming to a couple of my son’s hockey games to cheer him on.
That’s just who he was. A good soul gone far too soon.  Xoxo

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Gord Thompson

November 7, 1963 – February 9, 2021

Courtice Funeral Chapel

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