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1953
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2020
Gordon Davidson Obituary
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the unexpected passing of Mr. Gordon Blair 'Gord' Davidson, husband, father, papa, brother, and best friend, from sudden Acute Pancreatitis with his family and best friend, Kevin, by his side on Wednesday, January 15, 2020, at the age of 66 years.
Gord was born in Trail, British Columbia, on March 22, 1953. He moved to Delta, British Columbia with his family in 1964; where he attended Delta Secondary School and met his soulmate, Mia. At the age of fifteen, they started dating and right after graduation, and in 1971, they were married. Gord and Mia chose to stay in Ladner to raise their family. In 2018, Gord retired and moved out to Alberta, to be with his children and grandchildren. He spent his days chasing the grandkids all over Central Alberta for their sporting events.
Gord loved watching his grandsons' hockey, lacrosse, and basketball games, sometimes getting to three games in one day, many hours apart from each other. He always made sure to see his granddaughter's figure skating competitions and was always so impressed with how much she was improving. Although Gord was not a fan of the Alberta weather, he was his grandkids biggest fan, cheering and supporting them every single day.
Gord will be very lovingly remembered by his daughter, Alahna (Chad) Hunter; grandsons, Cole and Josh; step-grandsons, Mackenzie and Matthew; his son, Scott (Nadine) Davidson; grandchildren, Kenzie and Devin; and step-granddaughter, Alida. He will also be deeply missed by his brother, Stan Davidson; and his nephew, Garrett; as well as many other friends and family. Gord was predeceased by the love of his life, Mia, in 2010, and his parents, Lorne in 2007 and Netta in 2013.
The previously scheduled service on May 16 has been postponed, there will be an announcement once the new date can be set.
Gord was born in Trail, British Columbia, on March 22, 1953. He moved to Delta, British Columbia with his family in 1964; where he attended Delta Secondary School and met his soulmate, Mia. At the age of fifteen, they started dating and right after graduation, and in 1971, they were married. Gord and Mia chose to stay in Ladner to raise their family. In 2018, Gord retired and moved out to Alberta, to be with his children and grandchildren. He spent his days chasing the grandkids all over Central Alberta for their sporting events.
Gord loved watching his grandsons' hockey, lacrosse, and basketball games, sometimes getting to three games in one day, many hours apart from each other. He always made sure to see his granddaughter's figure skating competitions and was always so impressed with how much she was improving. Although Gord was not a fan of the Alberta weather, he was his grandkids biggest fan, cheering and supporting them every single day.
Gord will be very lovingly remembered by his daughter, Alahna (Chad) Hunter; grandsons, Cole and Josh; step-grandsons, Mackenzie and Matthew; his son, Scott (Nadine) Davidson; grandchildren, Kenzie and Devin; and step-granddaughter, Alida. He will also be deeply missed by his brother, Stan Davidson; and his nephew, Garrett; as well as many other friends and family. Gord was predeceased by the love of his life, Mia, in 2010, and his parents, Lorne in 2007 and Netta in 2013.
The previously scheduled service on May 16 has been postponed, there will be an announcement once the new date can be set.
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Published by North Shore News from May 7 to May 9, 2020.
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Alison Telford
May 31, 2024
I have recently discovered that Gordon and I were 3rd cousins, after doing some research into my family history. We shared the same 3x Gt Grandfather, Benjamin A. Phillips (Buckinghamshire, England, UK). I send belated condolences to Gordon's family and am very sad that I never got to meet him.
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