Gordon R. Starck

Dear Jeff & Family,

We are very saddened to learn of your father's passing. We just found out and are very sorry that we missed his funeral. In reading such tremendous and most impressive history stories of your father, our country was so unbelievably blessed to have such a brave and honorable man helping our wounded soldiers and fighting so hard for our freedom, Wow! Even on his return home, all of his continual efforts, dedications, and contributions toward so many causes were absolutely immense. We are extending our deepest sympathies to you and your entire family. God Bless your father, Gordy, and may he rest in eternal peace.

Love, BettyAnn & Jack

Sandy,
Thinking about you now
and missing Uncle Gordy

Margie and family - We are so verry sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Pete, Kory, Amanda and Emily

May he rest in peace knowing he did his job, and did it great. Because of him and his brothers in arms we sleep in our warm beds and can hug our children in one arm while providing them with food in the other. Thank you Mr Starck for what you did for this country and your family.

OUR SYMPATY TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Margie, I am so sorry for your loss. I have only known you for a short time through the Red Hat Society. You have a so much to be proud of in your husband Gordy. May God Bless & Keep You in HIS Care.

My condolences to the Starck family. I am 68 myself and now read the Obits regularly. I don't recall reading a life story as remarkable as his. What were the odds he would have survived all of those famous battles? And then lead such a full and productive life? Amazing, simply amazing. I have posted his obituary on the notice board at my workplace so my colleagues can read his story. I recommend to the Journal Sentinel that an article be printed. I never met Mr. Starck and did not know of him before. But I offer my sincere thanks to him for all he did for our country and for the Milwaukee Metro area.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Mr. Starck, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this sad time. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

R.I.P. Uncle Gordie! It has been a privilege and honor knowing you! Prayers to my Aunt Margie Starck and my cousins, who all loved him so much! He will be deeply missed but never forgotten!

Well, there are to many memories to say here, but I must say, the corn roasts that he had were great, Gordy will always be remembered as a part of Franklin, and will always have a place in my heart. Peace to the family. Paul and Wendy Docter

Our sincerest condolences to Marge and the entire Starck family. Uncle Gordy's presence and wonderful demeanor while with us at the VA when Dad (Ronald Starck) was there after his heart surgery was so very helpful. Gordy will be missed. Thanks also to the family for the detailed history on his past. It is an honor to know the extent of his service.

Dear Donna, Mike and Family,
So very sorry for the loss of your step-dad, what an awesome soul. A new angel in heaven. We will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers. Take care and God Bless you.

Prayers going out the family of Great All American, Gordy Starck. Clear Skies and soft landing... See you on the other side, Brother- God Bless

Darrell Glass C Co 508 P.I.R.I believe Gordy was assigned to Co on one of missions in Holland!!I remember the name well,Love to him forever

RIP Brother / You have your Golden Wings Now Fly High Brother / Dick I-B

I am sorry I never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Stark, but wanted to pay my respects to a man to whom we owe so much gratitude to for his Service to this great Nation.
RIP Sir, St Peter has brought home another member of his Guard of Honor. Airborne! All the Way!

Dear Marge and Family,
So sorry to hear of Gordy's passing, may he rest in a long deserved peace. He had a loving family and Marge you took such good care of Gordy, God Bless You. The Albert Wilson Family

Respect and gratitude from an anonymous Frenchman of Dutch descend who will not forget that he owes his freedom and great life to the sacrifices of men like Mister Starck. Reposez en Paix, Monsieur.

Gordy Starck was the epitome of a rough, tough All American Paratrooper with a golden heart. An 82nd Airborne Medic who ran between the bombs and bullets of WWII's most fierce fights, he risked his life over and over to save his friends. And when he came home, he served his family, splendid wife Margie, his Church, community and country. He helped everyone he could. Gordy was a Patriot, one hell of a Brewers, Packers and Badgers fan. God bless Gordy, Margie, the family and friends. We will remember Gordy forever.

Tom Laney, Secretary
Badger Chapter
82nd Airborne Division Assoc.