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Don at the Animas. He is still here in Spirit.
May you Rest in Peace but still guide us as you do so well :-) Thank you for being such a wonderful human being.
Gerri Giardino
April 07, 2018 | Conifer, CO
Durango, Colorado
Professor Dr. Donald "Ramon" Gordon 78, died just shy of his 79th birthday on March 20th, 2017, in his home in Durango Colorado, following a battle with cancer. He leaves his companion and wife of 53 years, Sharon Gordon, his son, Brendon Gordon, his daughter, Danue Gordon-Laborde, his youngest...
Read MoreDon at the Animas. He is still here in Spirit.
May you Rest in Peace but still guide us as you do so well :-) Thank you for being such a wonderful human being.
Gerri Giardino
April 07, 2018 | Conifer, CO
Ann Johnson Frisch
Sharon, I just learned accidentally about Don's death. I am so sorry to hear this. I will try to reach you by phone, but I can be reached at [email protected]. I am searching for Rosie, have found some almost current address. Warm regards, Ann (Johnson) Frisch from Idaho,
Ann Johnson Frisch
November 30, 2017 | White Bear Lake MN 55110, MN
My all time favorite professor, twinkle in his eye, took us to the Yucatan starting a long term interest in Mayan culture. Kind of encouraged thinking outside the box with the Spaceship Earth seminar and encouraged a conservation ethic that I have lived and shared professionally. Bien Viaje! Perhaps you will meet up with that little lost perro Fifi in the afterlife!
Diane B. Rice
Boise, Idaho
July 05, 2017
My condolences to Sharon and family members.
Ed Angus
June 24, 2017
Don was a great friend, smart, funny, caring, I was lucky to know him for so many years. Bless your family. You gave them love and kindness.
Sweetie Marbury
June 22, 2017 | Durango, CO
I will miss you Don Ramon. You are the reason I changed my major from theatre to anthropology and southwestern archaeology, and you opend my eyes to a whole big world I would never have known if not for you. You taught me compassion, commitment, and caring about the natural world and how to help our Mother Earth through small but very important actions. It was the Anthropology Club that I went with on my first trip down the San Juan River in Utah. Don was one of the good guys, I wish there...
Cindy Conway
June 20, 2017 | Dolores, CO