Gilbert K. "Bert" McCord

Hey Gilbie its Bob from work. I just wanted you to know how much you will be missed and what a inspiration you have been to all your friends with your show of courage and strength. Sorry we never got back to kayaking the Delaware but maybe we will be able do it in at another time in a better place. You will be with me forever my friend in my thoughts and payers.

Margie and family, Karl and I are so very sad to hear of Gil’s passing. Such a kind, welcoming and good man he was. We sincerely hope that the beautiful memories you have and the love you shared brings you comfort during this difficult time.

To Gil’s family & friends, I am deeply sorry for your loss. I came to know Gil as a patient, and we instantly formed a friendship. What touched me the most about Gil was the love he showed & the strength of his spirit. I was blessed to witness the love he he shared with his family & the love his family showed him as well. He will always be in my heart & he will always be remembered.

I would like to express my sincere sympathy to the whole family. I worked with Gil at the post office and was very proud to call him my friend. Gilbert was such a big hearted kind and sweet person that would do anything for anyone.He was a devoted mail carrier to the end, his customers all loved him. I am truly going to miss him

Marilyn and me knew Gil since 1991 socially as he and Dan were our neighbors for quite some time and also through Dan and Debbie. Our fondest memories of Gil was at Dan and Debbie's wedding. Marilyn and me sat together with Gil and shared stories. Gil was always a gentle and kind person and always treated us like longtime personal friends. He truly was Gods gift to the world. A gentle spirit. A kind and caring man, a very special person. He will be sorely missed by everyone who knew...

Very sorry for your loss. I will miss him and enjoyed working with him at the Post Office. God bless.

Very sorry and saddened to hear of Gilbert's passing. My heart goes out to his family and friends. We met in 2nd grade at Center School and were friends through high school. Sorry for your loss.