J. Gordon Kerr

we just learned of Gordon's accident and although we didn't really know him very well we spent many a days on the sidelines of many soccer games. OUR HEARTFELT THOUGHTS GO OUT TO YOUR FAMILY. WENDY NORM AND CORY SCHNEIDER.

Our son has played soccer with Gordon's son for many years; he was always encouraging to the boys. We really enjoyed the time spent on the sidelines with him and Susan.

I worked with Gordon over the past three years and its been my privledge to know him. Gordon had a very unique perspective on work and life, but I was most impressed with his sense of humor, especially under duress. All my thoughts and prayers to his family! A tearfull Cheers....

It's really hard to believe that Gordon is gone. From the first time we met and hurled insults at each other, I have come to know him for his zest for life. I will miss him and his company very much. My family's prayers and sympathies to Sue and the boys.

While we did not know Gordon, Sue taught both our children at the Child Study Center. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her sons in the face of this terrible loss. Catherine Clark and Joe Joyce

Our hearfelt condolences to Gordon's family. I had the pleasure of working with Gordon at Raytheon. He was an inspiration to many for his accomplishments and the unique mix of humor and common sense that he brought to all his efforts.

Was at University with Gordy (Edinburgh 1977-1980). All his old friends back in the UK are going to miss him and give all our love and best wishes to Sue and the boys.
Shep.

Knew Gordon first from our younger days playing in Holliston on our Men's over 30 soccer team. Recently have seen him again at our Fore Kicks facility. Many fond memories...will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers for his wife and children. A tragic loss.