Gordon H. Dik

Dear Marge:
Helen and I, returning from a WWII reunion in Albuquerque, learned of Gordon's passing from Unitil's newsletter. Please accept our most sincere condolences for you and the "boys". Gordon was a one in a million friend and employee, one upon whom we could always depend. We shall miss him dearly.

Dear Margie, It was such a shock to receive the message of Gordon going home before me. He and Del were such good friends of mine as we worshipped and skiied together. How wonderful to know that the Jesus who loved us here will have welcomed Gordon home, where we'LL enjoy our blessed Savior forever. This comes to you from Australia with much love and prayers. Jim Meffen

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. His vibrate voice will now sing with the angels until all of us are there.

Prayers offered to "Uncle Gordon's" extended family. "I will lift up my eyes unto the hills"

To all of Gordon's family and extended family I wish to express my most sincere condolences. He was a giant of a man in so many ways; a class act and I always so enjoyed seeing him when our paths would cross in stores and such. Gordon always loved my father, Robert F. Tapply and my father thought the world of Gordon. I am so sorry for your loss. - Norman Tapply

Marge-I was deeply saddened when I heard the news of Gordon's passing. You both always brightened my days when I saw you. Your love for each other truly lit up the room. I feel so honored to have gotten to know Gordon. I'll miss his warm heart and glowing smile, even when times were tough. He will be deeply missed! You and your family and in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Sorry to hear of Gordon's passing. His singing, organ playing and his Godly experiences will be greatly missed. I really enjoyed the talks we had prior to church.

My deepest condolences on Gordon passing.
Your former North Street neighbor
Carol Brayson

Marge,
I am very saddened to hear of Gordon's passing. He was a wonderful man. I am fortuntate that I had the pleasure of knowing him as well as caring for him. I will miss his sense of humor most, though he did have a wonderful voice, on those occassions when he would break out in song. Know that you and your family are in my thoughts and my prayers. May the memories you have help you through this difficult time. My deepest of sympathies.