Timothy L. Gordon

Dear Renee and fam: It seems like yesterday you and Tim were at my parent's house in May 1986 for graduation. I have very fond memories of him. Just know that even though Time passes forward, I will always carry those memories with me. Sincerely -- Joe Lydon

Renee, I just read of Tim's death. I moved to Colorado in 2005 and lost contact with everybody in Ohio, and moved to Florida 2 years ago. I only happened to find this because my sister was looking for an orthopedic surgeon in Willoughby and I thought of him! I am still in shock. I did his dictation for years, even came to your house (after he moved from the Highland Heights office) to drop off and pick up work. The first time I was there was right after you got a puppy... I know there...

Thank you to all who left condolences. Reading them all for the first time.
It has been a difficult year, to say the least! The boys and I are maintaining our lives without our dear patiarch. We walk "left foot right foot", every day; despite the "800lb gorilla in the room". God Bless all of you

Renee,
We met you and Tim during medical school and while we haven't seen you in a while, our memories of that time when we were young married couples, struggling to make our way in this complicated world are happy ones. It is rare that couples remain committed during these hard years. May the happy memories of all you two accomplished strengthen you at this difficult time.
With love,
Susan & Steve Bernard

I just heard of Tim's passing tonight and am so sorry for your Family's loss!
The Rauch Family

Tim Gordon was a careful, honest, and sincere professional. I was never a patient but as a defense lawyer, I did occasionally have the privilege of referring injury claimants to him for his independent evaluation.

It was not Dr. Gordon's way to give a pat answer, or even the answer he thought I wanted to hear. Instead I knew I could trust him to provide a sincere explanation of what he saw or did not see.

He always had compassion for the claimant, even where the evidence did...

I used to coach youth football with Tim in the WYFC, and he was a wonderful guy. My deepest condolences to his family. Chris Carney

Tim was my brother's best friend in junior and high school. I can still see him sitting at our dining room table eating turkey bone soup. That day he and my brother ate the entire pot of that soup. I am so sorry for the Gordon family's loss. Chris Wolf (sister of Tom Davis) now in Prescott, Arizona. From South Euclid, Ohio

Craig and I just heard this sad news and we send our deepest condolences. We have fond memories of Tim on the patio at Mayfield when our kids were little. He was always so sweet and engaging. We are so sorry to hear this news. May he rest in peace.