George Gordon Liddy

An inspirational man who lived with integrity who will be remembered for his Will! and his wit. Returning to Poughkeepsie one last time. No more courthouse drama. Rest in Peace !

G. Gordon Liddy is fondly remembered as an outstanding talk radio personality from the Nineties, the last decade of truly great radio. He was highly educated and intelligent, yet humble enough to introduce his listeners to "the smartest man in America - if not the world - Thomas Sowell." He engaged his audience, as the Washington Bleep once wrote, with "his aura of Spartan strength and certitude” as he entertained with stories about guns, fast cars, the military, the legal profession,...

Circa summer 1996, G a guest a radio show remote, the host on a stage w/ a railed ramp up to it, maybe 50ft. Instead tho of walking up the ramp, Gman strode to its mid point & in one motion, leapt up grabbed the top railing & swung himself between the top & bottom rails, a move Olympic gymnasts would marvel at.

The crowd - momentarily stunned at this, "entrance" - broke into applause as G Gordon completed walking up to the stage. If Gman had flubbed the move to say the least it...

Amazing patriotic American. I loved his no nonsense radio show in the 1990's. I purchased his Stacked and Packed Calendar for my son's 16th birthday. My son loved the calendar. G Gordon will be buried not far from my parents grave in St Peter's Cemetery. I shall stop by to pay my respects. Rest in Peace.

A great American — he and Mrs Middy are up to no good somewhere in heaven

American hero, A true patriot. His radio broadcasts brought me hours of insight and enjoyment. RIP Mr. Liddy.

We met in Cohasset at Richardson's briefly as I nanied there. Sharp classy brilliant man. RIP, may the cliffs of the coastline be behind you.

It was a pleasure to meet G. Gordon Liddy once at an event. My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.