Gordon E. Copland
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2-40 Gordy's engine ran out of gas on August 29, and he took his final checkered flag at 10:05 a.m. He did lap after lap to get back on the track but it wasn't meant to be. Gord's pit crew consisted of his best friend/beloved son, Kent, amazing daughter-in-law Kathy, and two of his most prized trophys, that were the loves of his life, his precious granddaughters, Kassie and Kallie. Born Septemeber 23, 1951 to Peter and Betty. Loving brother to Peter Jr. (Donna), Karen (Lorne), Judy (Bill 2009) and Kelly. Caring son-in-law to Jean Smith (Dave 2000) and best brother- in -law to Robert (Marlene), Ken (1998), and Sandra (Bill). Loved by his many neices, nephews, and circle of friends. Gord took great pride in his 33 and a half year career span working for Domtar in Merritton as a top-notch Millwright. Other passions enjoyed by him were golfing (mulligan champion)and bowling (turkey king).

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Published in St. Catharines Standard from Sep. 8 to Sep. 10, 2020.
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September 10, 2020
Judy: Im very sorry to see that your brother has passed. Keeping you and your family in thoughts and prayers.
Audrey Lounsbury
Neighbor
September 8, 2020
Gord was our neighbor for many years. He enjoyed sitting on the porch and talking with neighbors, tinkering with cars and sharing his knowledge. His smile will be missed. Condolences to Kent and Kathy and their girls.
Rheal & Karen
Neighbor
September 8, 2020
Got to reconnect with Gord while he was in the hospital and Judy took me to see him. So sorry to hear that his illness finally took over. Gord's family lived across the street from me on Marquis Street many years ago.
Elaine Manocha
September 8, 2020
Worked with Gordo alias 240. He was a friend, co-worker and a Union Rep working with myself and others looking after our brothers and sisters. Gord I hope that they got fiddle heads fried in butter when you get up there! It wasn't just religion and politics with Gord. There was also a little food thrown in with the conversation. YOU WILL BE MISSED.
Don Lambert
Coworker
September 8, 2020
Had a lot of fun with Gord, snowmobiling and sharing meals after long rides.
Walt Smith
Walt Smith
Family
September 8, 2020
Gordie was a great guy. Enjoyed working with him at Domtar.
Bob Mussell
Coworker
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