C. Gordon Lindbloom Ph.D.

Gordon once gave me very good advice on coping with a difficult personal problem. I am sorry to hear of his passing. I want to extend my condolences to his wife, Frances Page Lindbloom. I'd love to say hello to Fran at 541-580-6638.

A wonderful, kind, and caring human being I am so glad he got to sing with Oregon Repertory Simgers for a dozen or so years as he really appreciated being able to sing with others in a deep and meaningful way. He will truly be greatly missed!

I am so sorry to learn of Gordon´s passing and send my heartfelt condolences to Fran, Marcus & Derek. As the family hairdresser, Gordon & I had many wonderful conversations as he sat in my chair every 4 weeks! Sending my prayers to all of you.

Gordon was my advisor and professor at Lewis & Clark, and was an exceptionally kind and patient man. I am so sorry to read about his passing. My heart goes out to his family.

Gordon was one of my professors during my graduate work at Lewis and Clark 1981-1984. He was knowledgable, available, open, and I enjoyed having him as a teacher. He will certainly be missed as a leader in the field of Counseling Psychology! I wish happy memories for his family and friends as they go through their individual process of grief. May Gordon's legacy live on as an inspiration to all those who knew him.

Gordon and I met while in the counseling program at the University of Oregon. We shared a few meals in Eugene, mostly canned soup, as two poor students. He was kind to write a few reviews for my search in employment. We both ended up in Portland area and would occasionally meet up at various functions. Always a kind and gentle person. A rare and remarkable man. What a loss to humanity.

My condolences to Frances and family upon Gordon's passing. Gordon's memory and spirit lives on in my heart.