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GORDON STUART CRAWFORD

GORDON STUART CRAWFORD obituary

GORDON CRAWFORD Obituary

GORDON STUART CRAWFORD Born December 20, 1929 in Glasgow, Scotland, died peacefully in Sunnybrook Palliative Care wing, Toronto, on October 8, 2016. A dedicated family man, he was big brother to Ron (Joy) of Vancouver, BC, loving husband of Catherine (nee Patterson) for over 58 years, devoted and proud father of John and Glen and a popular uncle to many nieces and nephews. Ridley College class of 1949 and longtime employee of Crown Life Insurance Company. A well known expert on show jumping, an avid sailor, Jaguar car enthusiast, dedicated cricket player and coach. Our family thanks Sunnybrook Hospital for their compassionate care. Private cremation.

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Published by Toronto Star on Oct. 15, 2016.

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Simon Hall

October 31, 2016

A dedicated Ridlean and parent to John and Glenn. Thoroughly enjoyed his gentle manner and caring nature. Simon Hall, former faculty

October 24, 2016

A favourite for sure.. My love to Aunt Catherine, cousin John and Glen. Margaret D. Howatt

Martha Howatt

October 19, 2016

I will remember him for his great sense of humour and his love of teasing.

David & Nancy Coates

October 19, 2016

Best Uncle ever. Lots of great memories from Nottingham, the boat, the Jag, the stables and so much more.

Jackie Tate Williams

October 16, 2016

Dear Cathy.....I was just reading the G and .M.....I'm so sorry that you have lost Gord after 58 years of marriage....he was always fun and so positive....we used to walk Bloor St .at noon hour and I remember him at the Sutton Horse Show....fond memories!

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