Birth date: Apr 8, 1939 Death date: Feb 20, 2012
Mr. Gordon Blundell, age 72, passed away February 20, 2012. He was born April 8, 1939 to Roy and Seora (Riley) Blundell. Gordon was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He worked as a builder for Clifford Buck Construction prior to his ret Read Obituary
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I knew Gordy from the Polish Union where I work and grew to love and admire him. He was a gentle and kind soul and will be greatly missed. I was always asking him if he had any good news for me and he'd just shrug and smile (and fill me in). He never once complained and in the midst of his own pain - he still cared about the others around him. His presence was always a blessing!! I prayed that God would bless him and us with many more years but he had a different plan - the world just lost another Angel. I am so very sorry for your loss - may God provide the strength and peace to see you through!!
Sharon Rindfusz
To the Family:
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Gordie was a great person, and will be missed by so many of us.
Sue Chaney-Oswald & family
Everyone who knew Gordie knows about his love for fishing. For me his annual fish fry sums up what a generous person he was. He would spend the whole year doing something he loved, then in September he would invite all his friends and family over to share it with them. I will not eat perch again without a fond memory of him. He was the guy with the answer at our family gatherings, usually he would just pull out his pocket knife. He could open every package and even bottles of wine with that thing! Gordie, I will miss you for your generosity, for your sense of humor and most especially for how much you cared for my mom. We were lucky to have you in our lives. We will miss you.
Rhonda, Emily, Matt and Bailey Umstead
Darlene, Kelly and Families: We will miss Gordie's great personality (and wicked sense of humor!) May your memories help heal your heart. Our prayers and sympathy to you all.
Rich and Rose
I LOST MY BEST BUDDY FEB.20 I WILL MISS YOU A LOT WE SHARED ALOT IN THE FEW YRS. WE KNEW EACH OTHER. BENTLEY AND I WILL THINK OF YOU OFTEN AND I WILL TRY NOT TO GIVE HIM TOO MANY TREATS
LOVE ALWAYS DARLENE
Gordie meant alot to me and my boys he was always there with a helping hand I went to many activities with him but one of my favorite memories was how he loved my homemade banana cake I made for his 70th birthday and i told him not everyone gets homemade cake and he said not everyone can eat the whole thing you will be missed in many ways your suffering is over we will met you in heaven one day rest in peace till we get there
Your friends Robin Hunter and Zander
YOU WILL BE MISSED GORDIE ,MY HUBBY WILL MISS HIS DRINKING PARTNER.
PAT AND JANET
One of the best times that I had with my grandpa Gordy was out fishing. My grandpa, my wife Ashlie (was only GF at the time) and myself went out on the boat on Muskegon Lake one morning. My grandpa and I were the only ones fishing while Ashlie was getting bored watching us. For those of you who don't know, Gordy used double hooks on his lines. We were only catching one at a time when Ash decided she wanted to try it out. She caught about 25 fish within 10 mins, pulling up two at a time. That's when I knew She was a keeper :) After his recent surgery I told him he needed to get better because he needed to take us out fishing again and his response was that if we take Ashlie and she starts fishing like she did before, he'd throw her over board lol. I'm going to miss his stories and his sense of humor most of all
