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Patricia Gordon Obituary

Patricia J. (Fuller) Gordon, of Sterling St., died peacefully on Sunday, October 26, 2008, after a short but courageous battle with cancer, in the Jewish Healthcare Center, Worcester, where she had received the utmost compassion and care.

She sadly leaves her best friend and loving husband of 47 years, Herbert O. Gordon; along with her two devoted sons and their families: Thomas P. Gordon and his wife Donnarae and their children, Pat's two adoring grandchildren, Matthew T. and Ryan J. Gordon of West Boylston with whom she and her husband Herb resided with happily these past four years; and her loving son, Jeffrey S. Gordon and his wife Monique of Rutland. She also leaves her step-father, Charlie A. Campbell formerly of Rutland now residing in Nolanville, TX; three step-sisters, Susan Robison and Janice Campbell of TX and Donna Tuttle of NY; her aunt "sister" Dorothy L. Butkevich of Worcester; her uncle, Allison M. Cocker, Jr. and his wife Vera of NY; her aunt, Janet Cocker of Paxton; her uncle, Anthony Vincequere of Worcester; her brother and sister-in-laws, Bertha Kackiela and Rose Gordon of Worcester, Violet Gordon of West Boylston and Robert Gordon and his wife Catherine of Shrewsbury; her father, Robert L. Fuller; and 9 half brothers and sisters. She also leaves many cousins, nieces, nephews, family and friends.

She was sadly predeceased by her mother, Shirley A. (Cocker) Fuller Campbell and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allison M. Cocker, Sr., with whom she and her mom lived with along with 5 of her 7 aunts and uncles - considered brothers and sisters: Donald E. Cocker, Harold E. Cocker, Robert A. Cocker, Jean O'Clair & Phyllis J. "Sue" Vincequere.

Pat was born in Worcester and graduated from Commerce High School. She married at Greendale Peoples Church in Worcester on Sep. 2, 1961. She worked for many years as an account clerk at Central Oil and for the last 17 years at Upper Blackstone Valley Water Treatment Plant in Millbury. She was an avid bingo player, enjoyed cards, cribbage and the casino.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend calling hours from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, October 30th, in the Miles-Sterling Funeral Home, 100 Worcester Rd. (Rte. 12), Sterling. The funeral service for Pat will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday in the Christ Lutheran Church, 112 Crescent St., West Boylston. Burial will follow in Mt. Vernon Cemetery, West Boylston. Flowers may be sent or donations be made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701.

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Published by Worcester Telegram & Gazette from Oct. 27 to Oct. 28, 2008.

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cindy gremo

November 1, 2008

I am so sorry for your loss, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers, pat will be deeply missed, she was a wonderful person and a great friend.

Judi Nichols

October 29, 2008

Thoughts and prayers are with the Gordon family and friends. Pat will be sadly missed as a friend and a co-worker at UBWPAD. Her spirit, wit and humor was a delight and she always gave of herself to others.

patty belsito

October 29, 2008

I am truely sorry for your loss.I am jan Rabidous daughter patty and i will never forget the kindness that pat showed my mom when my dad passed away.I'll miss her voice when i call her work my prayers and with you all.I was truly blessed to have knowen her.godbless

Jan Rabidou

October 29, 2008

Herb,Tom,Donnara,Jeff and Monique:

All of you will hold a very special place in my heart. Knowing the pain that you have in your hearts. I have lost a very dear friend and will have an empty place in my heart. Pat and I had many laughs and we would tease each other so very much. I know she will be up there watching all of us and we will meet her someday. It just will not be the same here at UBWPAD without her. I look over at her desk everyday and think of the things we used to do together to the people that would walk into the office. We were a team. What she didn't come up with I did. She was know as the pitbull..........we laughed over that.
I have many beautiful thoughts in my heart that she has planted.
She was a wonderful lady.
May God Bless all of you.

Jerry Blake

October 28, 2008

To the Family of Our Dear Friend Pat, some thought of Pat as a mother, grandmother, and some as one of the three stooges, I met Pat many years ago when I visited the UBWPAD plant and felt as if I had been a friend for years, jokes, laughs all in that first meeting, well since then I have thought of the three wonderful ladies in the office at the plant as the "Three Stooges" and I could always hear the laughter in their voice and feel the love and friendship in the room. I know Pat is in a peaceful place without suffering or pain, and she is looking down at all of us from afar still laughing.

To Pat's family, may these very difficult days be filled with thoughts and loving memories of Pat, and to Judy (stooge #3) my thoughts are with you, and finally to my dear friend, Jan(stooge #1) May God Bless you and guide you through the tough days ahead.
God Bless all of you now and forever.

Patty & Nick (Avery) Novak

October 28, 2008

Tom & Donna, Jeff & Monique - I am so sorry to hear the news about your mother. I know the pain you are feeling right now. Keep the memories close in your heart. May you find comfort in knowing that friends care.

Karen Boulay

October 28, 2008

Dear Herbie, Tommy, Jeff, Donnarae, Monique, Matthew and Ryan

My prayers and thoughts are with each of you in Pat's passing. She was such a good friend, fellow co-worker and compassionate person. It was always such a pleasure to work with her as she always lightened our hearts, made us laugh and kept us all going.

She is going to be missed so much every day that I come to work. It just will never be the same here. I treasure all of our laughs and wonderful times we have had for years and those thoughts will remain in my heart.

God Bless each of you.

Karen Boulay
Upper Blackstone WPAD

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