Gordon Ralph Ellis

Gord, the times we shared together with the Sister City Committee and our fun trip to Japan will remain with me as happy memories.
You always brightened my day when you came to visit me at Richmond City Hall. I feel very privileged to have been a part of your life.

Auntie Judy and Family, Wish I could be there for you all its a shame that we are so far apart. But I have so many special memories of my Uncle Gordy that I will always have in my heart. I will miss him my one and only uncle in our small family. I love you all.

June 6th, 2009

Judy and the family; I am very sorry for our loss,
Gordy has been a great friend since we met at King Ed about 58 years ago. We went through the
SIOM initiation together, sat in the same home room, and have been in touch ever since. Gordy was a special guy and will be missed by all that new him, especially his friends on the King Ed Grad Committee.

I haven't seen Gordie in a number of years but I still remember his wit and creative sense of humour. Especially the guided tour of the engine room on CP Ferries trip to the Kin Club in Ladysmith. Jane and I offer our sympathy to Judy and the family.

Sorry for your loss Judy, we'll miss him.

Although I had not seen Gordy for many years I still have good memories of our times at King Ed. As an old SIOM club member myself I can only say we had loads of fun. My sypathys to the family.

Remembering Gordy as a wonderful colleague at BCTel, supportive, funny and his customer's loved him!!

Gordy's love and attention to his family and his grandchildren will always be remembered by those ,who were fortunate enough to observe and be a part of the family circle.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Ahhh "Figaro" great guy many good memories when we played in the King Ed orchestra,