George Gordon

Barbara & the Gordon family A year has gone bye since George passed away....however memories of George will endure !!!!...I feel privileged to have known George....he pursued many interests in which he was knowledgeable and commited...i.e. oil and the business world, the U.S.Marines, Mathias Alten's impressionist paintings, many civic organizations including the Grand Rapids Symphony, and of course golf....George and I and his good friend Bernie Young were in the same group at Club...

Dear, Barbara, Guy, Gail and your beautiful family, My husband Bob and I met George and Barb many years ago thru Michael Cowen. That was the beginning of a long and fun filled friendship, mostly seeing them in Naples during the winter months. One of the first things I noticed and loved about George was his love for family. When the grandchildren were planning a trip to visit their grandparents, George would plan elaborate fun events and scavenger hunts to delight them, but he enjoyed...

George's passion for art was contagious and his support for the arts at GVSU and our larger community has lasting and ongoing impact today. George was a true visionary, endless supporter, and humble friend. He will be truly missed.

George was a very generous man. He has made great contributions to many endeavours. He (and Barbara) have improved the quality of life for many. A life well lived. So sorry for your loss .
Lon and Mary Barr

George was my first oil and gas client after college graduation in August 1989. George was the operator permitee of record when he drilled the Mansfield #1-23 well in Leavitt Township of Oceana County, Michigan. This was the beginning of a long friendship that I value dearly and affectionately. George was more than a client, he was a friend. He taught me many valuable lessons that translated directly from the oil business to meaningful life lessons. George was an exceptionally...

George was my first mentor in the oil business. He taught me how to lease land and prepare prospects for drilling. We also shared a live if art- sometimes competing on buying a Merizon painting but always enjoying each other’s collections. I am sorry with you Barbara, Guy, and family on George’s passing.

My Dad was in WW11 , told many Stories. RIP with all those who went
Before you. Thank You for your Service ! I Salute You Sir !!
Sue W.
Gr.Mich .

Barbara.....We were saddened by the news of George's passing....he was a wonderful man and a great friend...Francie and I extend our sincere sympathies to you and your family.