Father, son, brother, friend - Gordon was a uniquely giving individual with a heart of gold. He was a people person, who never met a stranger and enjoyed a good life. Known for his prankster ways, Gordon set the record in Morgan City for starting the largest food fight and also became well known for his art work on the water tower (where he painted Mrs. Weber's name). Gordon was a proud graduate of the Morgan City High School (site of the famous food fight) and was a hard and dedicated worker. Gordon was also a proud and dedicated Mason and Shriner. An avid outdoorsman, Gordon enjoyed fishing and hunting and always invited his friends out for a boat ride to see the beautiful swamps in our area. His greatest joy in life was spending time with his family, especially his girls. Mud riding, water sports, time spent at the camp, even skydiving; Gordon knew the important thing in his life was time spent with his daughters. Gordon was a remarkable gentleman, a spontaneous soul, and a truly, genuine person. He will be deeply missed but never, ever forgotten.
Those blessed with Gordon's memory are his two loving daughters, Alexis Rice and Victoria Rice; his mother, Doylene Rice Porter and her husband, Harry; three brothers, Hubert Earl Rice, David Paul Rice, and Frank Jonathan Rice; one sister, Shelia Reneé Rice; nephews, Peyton Rice, Hubert Lee Rice II, William Marin, Adler Rice, Colin Rice; niece, Tammy Rice; and extended family and friends.
He joined in heaven his father, Hubert Lee Rice and one nephew, David Paul Rice.
The family requests that a time of remembrance and visitation be observed on Friday, October 11, 2019 from 12noon until 2:30pm with a Masonic Service at 2:00pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. Following visitation, a Memorial Services for Gordon will be held on Friday, October 11, 2019 at 3:00pm at the Atkinson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Morgan City. In keeping with the family's wishes, graveside services will be held at a later date.
