GORDON MACDOUGALL

My sincere condolences to Noreen and Gordon's whole family. I have known Gordon since we were neighbours and teenagers in Surrey. (1957-) He had a great family and I'm sure will be very much missed. I am still in touch with his sister Merilyn and I know how sad she is to have lost her brother. Sincerely, Bonnie Marshall

Dear Noreen and family,
My sincere condolences. As you know, Gord and I worked together for a number of years. I will always have fond memories of those years as Gord was a pleasure and an inspiration to work with. We have lost a fine officer and gentleman, and will be missed.

Dear Noreen and Family,

Debbie and I were deeply saddened to hear of Gords passing. He was a true gentlemen and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. May he rest in everlasting peace.

Dear Noreen and Family...Gord and I go back quite a few years and I can still remember when he was Co in 2 Sigs and a few of us visited from the TCCS Projects for an exercise. Gord treated us royally. Alma & I send our heartfelt condolences.
Cecil & Alma Penney

So sorry to hear of Gord's passing. Always a fine gentleman whose company I so enjoyed. My condolences to all of the family.

Have been friends since Noreen first met you Gord and thank you for taking such good care of my Friend and a great Father to your boys. Will always cherish our Friendship. Love you.

Our paths crossed in Jericho Beach and Ottawa. Always a pleasure to work for, a real gentleman. RIP

I was shocked to read about Gordon's departure for a better life. We were contemporaries and friends in Signals and shared a number of experiences together. I remember his pleasant disposition and sense of humour; it was always pleasant to be around him. I extend my sincerest condolences to Noreen and family.

Our sincerest condolences to Noreen and family. Gordon was such a fine gentleman and dedicated Signaler. We will miss him and remember his legacy.

I worked with Gord in Ottawa and he helped me on a number of occasions.
Rest in peace Gord

Elise and I got to know Gord and Noreen while they were in Washington and we were in Ft. Monmouth. Gord was a real gentleman, with a sunny personality and a positive outlook on life and work. Our sincerest condolences to Noreen and family

Elise and Bob Farrell

I worked with Gord in Ottawa in the 90s and can attest to the fact that he was truly an officer and a gentleman. A dedicated soldier in all aspects and I know that he will be surely missed by his family and friends,