Gordon A. Hultmark

My deepest sympathy to Gordy’s beloved family. I know he was devoted to his wife, Sarah and their family and he missed her terribly.

Gordy was the first boy in my life. Our birthdays were a week apart, and we shared many happy times at parties, youth group activities, camps and church events at The Salvation Army Brainerd Corps in Chicago’s south side. Gordy was always jovial and kind. Everyone liked him, and he them. He was a gifted musician and played cornet in the band. His...

He was always "Gordy" to those of us who knew him growing up. Once the old gang started breaking up - going off to college; getting married; moving away, etc., we didn't see much of each other - that is life! However, when I last saw Gordy at a Salvation Army Chicago Staff Band concert in November, it was as if all those years had been rolled away. We had both changed (physically) - but we knew each other, and the deep feelings of love & friendship were there. We were both so filled with...

My deepest and sincerest sympathy to the family of Gordon Hultmark. Gordy always had a special place in my heart.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Gordy Hultmark. He always held a special place in my heart.

Gordon: Thanks for everything you brought us.

Gordon was a great man. He was married to mother for 35 years, more than all of her exes put together. He was mother's greatest asset.
To me, he is why I am the man I am today. From high school at Chicago Vocational, returning from a year in Israel to attend DeVry Tech, his relationship with Mother, - He has always been there. Thanks to (god) for all the time he was with us.

We pray that Gordon trusted Jesus as his savior and that we may meet again on that glorious day when Jesus comes again and calls us unto Himself. Cousins Mary-Ann Hedgren and Elsie Hedgren.(Daughters of Dr.Viktor and Anna Hultmark Hedgren)