George Gordon

Met George at Julius Kahn Playground in San Francisco. He had a playgroup in SF. Boys. I joined him with girls...after school. the groups stopped when summer started. wish i had some photos.. it was a long time ago. `50´s.

We worked together in the `60´s..We had play groups after school. he had boys, I had girls. old pic w my dog at Julias Kahn park where we met. My condolences for Sue- his wife. Sad.

These are a few of the beautiful roses that grew every year.

Just found out today about George´s passing and have to say that I´m very sad. My husband and I lived in his downstairs apartment for five years and we were friends. He always made us feel as if it was just as much our home as it was his and Yin´s. I always enjoyed our conversations and hanging out with Max, his beloved dog. Didn´t get to see him again after we moved but I´m grateful that we at least had a phone convo earlier this year. I can still hear his voice. His memory will live in my heart.

Here´s some pics of his beautiful backyard, it was sooo peaceful. He called it his extra room.

I met George in early 1980 when I was working for a non-profit organization. I had no pension plan until I met George and WASI. Signed up immediately. George would call me often to adjust my investment strategy. George really took care me! I'll always remember that.
He cared about me and my financial future.

I've known George for 35 years. His wisdom and humor always cheered me. He is gone a way too soon. I'll miss him and remember him always.

I am sorry to learn of George's passing. He was a friend of mine, Mimi Farina and the Bread & Roses organization. He helped set up our retirement plans decades ago and we remain grateful to this day. We will miss him, his easy smile and his great laugh.

George was always ready for a glass of wine . We enjoyed many while our dogs played.
Smile and rye humor will be missed.

Even though we didn't talk often or see each other you were always there for me just when I needed you the most. I miss you George. xo

As his former sister-in-law, I will always remember George as a down-to-earth, very wry fellow who had a unique outlook on life and a great way with his kids, and mine. One of my favorite guys, ever.

We will miss you dad!