Birth date: Sep 9, 1974 Death date: Nov 25, 2017
Scott Robert Gordon, age 43, passed away November 25, 2017. He was born September 9, 1974 in Muskegon to Robert and Brenda (Dusenberry) Gordon Jr. Scott was employed as a driver and dispatcher for Huizenga Redi-Mix Concrete. He ha Read Obituary
Scott and I became friends in elementary when he moved over to central living close to me. We played ball, games, fished to name a few through the years. Scott wasn’t the best ball player, fastest runner, basket ball player.... but he was an amazing man, he offered when others didn’t, we smiled when it was hard, he brought light into the darkest places. Scott was an unreplaceable gift to everyone that knew him.
The only way to greet him was with a smile, because that’s how he made you feel.
I had the gift of his friendship for over 35 years, thank you my friend, I miss you dearly.
Scott was truly one of the nicest persons I have ever met. He always had a smile on his face and helping hand for anyone in need. He reminded me of a young Santa, always jolly and rosy cheeked. His heart was pure and intentions always good. He will be missed by many, and never once have I heard a bad word spoken about him. Rest well my friend.
With love and sorrow,
Nate Charland
Scott lead me to believe he asked me to prom and I said no. Every time we ran into each other I would ask him why I said no, did I have a boyfriend? Are you sure it was me and not one of my sisters? This continued for over a year before I was informed he was joking. We shared a great laugh over this. And every time we seen each other there after. I will forever miss him and his great hugs. I'm truly sorry!
So sorry for your loss,our thoughts and prayers for his whole family. He will be missed.Scott had such a sense of humor and was fun to be around. God wrap his arms around you and give you comfort at this tragic time. Pat and Pam Sharlow
I will always remember Scott, making me laugh and smile as I was dragged to every baseball game for my brother Dave, cuz my Dad and Uncle Larry were both coaches! As we grew older, Scott became part of our extended family and like another son to my Dad, Dan Nelson. Scott always had my back and looked out for me driving me and my friends ALL over in his blue truck cuz my brother wouldn't! I hope your kids can heal and grow from this tragic loss as Dave and I did losing our parents. I know you are in a better place Scotty and you will watch over your kids, but the world is a sadder place without your smile! RIP
mary and I are so sorry to hear about scotty .I remember taking the pictures the day he and bobby got married
I also remember when he was learning how to operate a redi-mix truck , I showed him how to shift without using the clutch ,and he thought that was so much easer.
our thoughts and prayers are with there family.
Billyo & Mary
