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James P. Gordon
1945 - 2014
James P. Gordon, 68, of Pensacola, passed away on March 16, 2014. Jim was born in Waltham, Massachusetts. He served with honor in the U.S. Navy. Jim was an avid student at the University of West Florida and from there received two Bachelor degrees and a Masters in psychology. For many years he was a counseling psychologist in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties and the Pensacola Naval Air Station.
He is survived by his loving friends who shared some of his passions: sailing, games, music, good food and cooking, nature and animals, especially wolves.
We wish to thank the staff of Pacifica Creekside for their very loving and kind care of our friend.
Jim wished to be cremated and his remains will be interred at Barrancas National Cemetery, Shelter B, at 9:30am on Monday, March 31, 2014.
In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, 501 St Jude Place Memphis TN 38105. Oak Lawn Funeral Home and Crematory has been entrusted with the privilege of arrangements.
FAIR WINDS AND
FOLLOWING SEAS.
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Jim, It seems like yesterday we were together. I was making the deserts for your board game night with your buddies playing "Dungeons and Dragons"....but that was in the 70's! Wow! Time passes so quickly and I miss you my friend. Sorry we lost touch after 1995. I wish I could have seen your sweet smile one more time! Love you.
Renelle Randell
May 26, 2017
Jim, I will never forget your smile, sense of humor, and great discussions from our days at the Avalon Center. Smooth sailing my friend!
Donna Chastang
April 1, 2014
Jim ~ where did the years go? Graduate school, discourse on the state of the universe, long sailing excursions & working as professional colleagues. I valued your friendship and already miss you. Know that you made a difference in the world...with your clients and with everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. Goodbye my friend ~ you will not be forgotten.
Michael Brady
March 30, 2014
I have often thought of you over the years and always with a smile. I have so many fond memories of weekends in Destin and Panama City, our trips to Disney World and to visit your Mom, dinners with friends and getting all "dressed up" for the awards banquet at Whiting Field. You were so handsome that night! Most of all I remember you by my side when my father died giving me the support I needed. Even though we eventually went our separate ways, I am so glad that you came into my life all those years ago.
Dorothy
March 30, 2014
Jim, so sorry to hear of your passing. It has been years since we worked together and since I've seen you, but your smile and sense of humor is vivid in my memories of you.
March 28, 2014
It's been thirty years but, I remember and will always be thankful you were there.
Patricia Farrell Mackey
March 26, 2014
Dance with the wolves. You made a difference.
S McNeely
March 25, 2014
Thank you Jim, for all you did for everyone, and the impact you made on each person's life you touched. Rest in Peace.
Phillip Ware-Ehlers
March 24, 2014
Thank you Jim for helping me during the early stages of my career at the Avalon Center. You will be greatly missed.
Richard Abendan
March 24, 2014
You will be missed by many.
Sharon Rice
March 24, 2014
You will be missed Jim. You have helped so many people. It was great working with you. You have made me laugh more than you will know. Sweet man! Love!
Stephanie Ellis
March 24, 2014
We will miss you Jim
Rose Dennis
March 24, 2014
Rest well, Jim. You danced with purpose.
Bernard Pennington
March 24, 2014
Please accept my condolence and may the God of all comfort be a source of encouragement and strength during your time of trial.Ro 15:4
March 24, 2014
Sleep well my friend
Jackson
March 23, 2014
Sehr gut, Jim; sehr gut. I'll never again fix a turkey, or schuck an oyster without thinking of you and your skill and enthusiasm. May the Great Beyond meet your expectations and soothe your soul.
A big, big hug, Benita Mikulas, Pensacola
March 23, 2014
Jim, We were buddies in and after graduate school. Good years, you were a special part of my UWF program and in the rest of my Pensacola years too. I love this picture of you. I hear your voice. I hear your laugh. Love, always..
Cheryl Malone
March 23, 2014
Jim, I will always remember your beautiful smile, your wit, your sarcasm and charm, your wonderful sense of humor and your love of cats. You helped me in so many ways and I will always be grateful. You were an original... You were the best. I Love you. I will never forget you...until we meet again.
Jayne
March 23, 2014
Jim, may you be surrounded with the Wolves you loved as you crossed the rainbow bridge. Rest in peace my friend.
Garland Hill
March 22, 2014
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