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Victor Marshall Gordon

Salt Lake City, Utah

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Dr. Victor Marshall Gordon1939 ~ 2011Dr. Victor Marshall Gordon, attorney at law, writer and civil rights activist, passed away Thursday, November 3, 2011. Victor was born in Salt Lake City on February 6, 1939. He received his law degree in 1978 from the University of Utah. Also In 1978, Victor...

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He was a family friend for many years. Despite being treated with prejudice, I never knew him to hold a grudge against any person or group. He was a good person and was always willing to help anyone in need, even when life treated him unfairly. I didn´t know him as well as my brother did but I knew what kind of person he was and what he did for others.

Victor was a friend of mine, especially during high school. I hadn´t seen him for decades when we saw each other near the U. He recognized me, and I was grateful for that. He was a good guy (the highest praise I give any). At a time when races didn´t mix often he allowed me to be his friend. I´ll cherish my memories of him forever. I´m his age. I´m white.

Victor was a friend of mine in high school and the friendship lasted for a long time, even though we saw each other infrequently. I last saw him near the University Of Utah many years before he passed away He was a good guy and that´s the highest honor I pay any man. I miss him, just knowing he´s gone.

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I knew Victor many years ago and met him when he used to come by the house. His kids Elysha and Tristyn lived upstairs with their Mom above Mary and I when we lived on Third Ave. in Salt Lake from 1970-1972. Victor would stop by and visit with us when he came. We had many great discussions about politics, civil rights, war and peace. He always had a twinkle in his eye and seemed wise beyond his years even as a younger man. His comments and stories always made me think and brought meaning and...

Just found out about my old friend Victor yesterday and now wish i had a chance to see him again.I always enjoyed the time we got to visit.He was so cool to listen to and be around.When I asked him to help a few friends of mine who needed a lawer he stepped right up and represented them and for very little pay i might add.I bought him a cane about 10 years ago i found at the swap meet for his b-day and i'll never forget how much he loved it.He made me feel about 10 feet tall that day!Funny...

There has been a website created for the next year with legacy memorial that Magera will be creating. I am sure she would appreciate contributions of stories and pictures.

I've known the gordon family since i was a little girl. I will never forget how much they have helped me. Victor was a very intelligent and compassionate man. I always loved hearing his stories. sandy and megara i always remember you. love, Silvanna Castro