Gordon WILSON

Dear Edna,

I am so sorry to hear of Gordie's passing.
We have very fond memories of both Gordie and you as our dear neighbors, and friends.
There are still many things around our home that always remind us of you both and bring us back to " the good ol days", and just bring a smile to our faces.
Everyone sends lots of love and many prayers of comfort as you take time to heal and adjust.
Please stay in touch:)

Love,
Melanie,Wes,Jaden,Ruben and Caleb Booker

Edna, Brenda, Joseph, Christian and Wesley;
Your husband, father and grandpa Gordie was a genuine nice guy and we will always recall him with great fondness.
With deepest sympathy,

Dear Edna
We were so sorry to hear of Gordy passing. Thoughts and prayers are with you. He was such a kind generous person and I am sure a wonderful husband.
Love Laurel and family

We were so sorry to hear of Gordie's passing. We both pray for all the comfort and consolation possible at this difficult time, and offer our most sincere condolences.

Sorry to hear of uncle Gordon's passing, condolences from Tom Wilson and family. may the healing begin for you auntie Edna and Brenda. Take care and may you have good memories to reflect on.

Edna & Family
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Rest in peace Gordie, we will always cherish our memories.

Dear Edna,
It was with great sadness that Sandra and I learned of Gordy's passing.
Gordy was an inspiration to me during the time I worked with him at CFB Dundurn. It was truly a pleasure to reconnect and share some of our memories during the past year.
Please extend our condolences to your daughter Brenda. Though I had never met her, Gordy would make it a point of removing her picture from his wallet and acknowledging that she was his daughter.
With deepest sympathy.
Dale &...

We are so sorry to hear of Gord's passing, it was nice seeing you both in the hallways of Columbian Manor & chatting. Our grandson Levi told us how he always saw both of you at St.Anns; he told us of his passing. Take care Edna.

Edna, Brenda and families....my deepest sympathy. For three years, 1973 - 1975, working on the crew at Dundurn Camp was an absolute riot....and let me tell you that with Willy right there in the middle, it was a circus! He had us in stitches every single day. A nicer, kinder guy you couldn't find. And the feud between him and John Poleschuk was priceless! God bless, Willy. Sleep well.