Dear Gaye-Lynn and Margaret-Anne

We are so so sorry for the loss of your dear Gordon. He was such a charismatic, kind, creative, and thoughtful man. We’re so glad we had a privilege of meeting him. May your memories of your love and time together bring you some comfort as you navigate your grief. He will be so dearly missed. Sending you lots of love and big hugs. 

Sincerely 
Becky (Sigfusson) Fiege, Curtis and Emma Fiege, Sandy and Harold Sigfusson

Dear Gaye-Lynn.
My wife Dolores and I were saddened by the death of your beloved Gordon.  We have been friends since our high school and University days and I have seen how very happy you have been since Gordon came into your life.  Gordon's smile and sense of humour could light up a room.   We have fond memories of Gordon from our many trips to Saskatoon and from the time that you and Gordon visited us in Victoria and toured parts of Vancouver Island with us.  Know that you are in our thoughts.  
John Dowler
Victoria, B.C.

Dear Gaye-Lynne, 

Am very sad to hear of Gordon's death and wish to extend to you of my sincere sympathies.  Seeing the wonderful smile in the beautiful picture of him that you chose to accompany his obituary assured me that he must have enjoyed a very good life with you.   Shall be keeping you and Gord  in my prayers.



Hi Gaye-Lynn

I never had the privilege of meeting Gordon which is my loss.  My mother still talks about how Gord painted her storage shed at her apartment.  
I am so sorry to hear of his passing.  I pray for strength for you and your daughter in the time ahead.  
Take Care.
Mark Edlund
London, Ontario


Gaye-Lynn and family:
Sending our sincere sympathy on the death of Gordon. May wonderful memories of all that you have shared bring you comfort and joy as you grieve! May he rest with Jesus and all those other saints we hold dear!
Ed and Audrey Miller

It was  with much sorrow I read Gordon's obituary in the paper. My sorrow is for you Gayleen and Margaret-Ann.  Loss of the love of one's life is a profound emptiness .
 Shirley and Wilf were so proud of their family and so happy when Gordon became a part of it.
At Redeemer several years ago--you all -- Gayleen and Gordon and Margaret-Ann shared  talent and skills in music and art work. I appreciated and loved. Thank you!
I was sorry not to attend Gordon's service but did watch the service on line.  It was truly beautiful. A wonderful tribute! I especially appreciated your tribute Gayleen and shared your tears.  Thought of your parents and gave thanks for their friendship too.
      With my appreciation and Christian love 
      Margaret Lissel 

Thank YOU for the email tonight GL, it was a shock to receive! Your words in your email are so heart spoken and with such control. 
One memory of Gordon is at VV. I saw him there one day and stopped and spoke to him. He had on a long purple coat, a colorful scarf and his white hair was longer and a bit unkempt. He looked striking. He looked confident. We had a short conversation and he went about his mission. 
Another short memory was one afternoon we were having a solstice party in your backyard on Arlington and Gordon was in top humour and a super host. But mostly remember his finger nails... he and MA had both painted theirs that afternoon to match and need I add their toenails as well. 
The man of one liners. He will be missed.

Dear Gaye-Lynn and Margaret Ann,  We've only had infrequent contact over the years but so well I remember you, Gaye-Lynn, during the tumultuous times we shared - and little Margaret Ann visiting my desk for candies.  Then came the happiness when you embarked on your lives with Gordon,  I so remember that bitterly cold winter night when I attended your wedding.  It is hard to believe it was 30 years ago.  Farewell to that handsome man, the love of your lives.  
From a headstone in Ireland - "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.  Love leaves a memory no one can steal."

I’m so very sorry to read this sad news, Gaye-Lynn. 
My sincere sympathy and condolences are extended to you, Margaret-Ann, and your extended family.

Lorry and I are so sorry to hear about Gordon’s passing.  Our deepest condolences to Gaye-Lynn, Margaret-Anne and all family and friends.  

We became friends when we first met at Eaton's in the early 80's. We continued our friendship in the theatre world with Gateway Players and OBDT.  You designed the first poster for my first play as a director.  I still have it proudly displayed in my home.  You and Gaye-Lynn graced Bonnie's and my home on many occassions and always with an infectious sense of humour. You will be missed by all.  Too soon for you, my friend.

Michael Neuert

We have fond memories of times spent with Gordon.  He truly was  a very special person with such talent and personality.  Most sincere sympathy to his family from Joan and Gary Jamieson.

Dear Gaye-Lynn, and Margaret-Anne, 
We pray that God comforts you as you grieve the loss of your dear husband and father. May you treasure the many beautiful memories of Gordon.
With love,
Sherry and Gino Ferronato  

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Mr. Gordon Andrew Grant

February 15, 1957 – June 13, 2023

Mourning Glory Funeral Services

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