6 Entries
Bonnie Kogon Hill
July 24, 2008
To the Mitch Jordan Family;
My name is Bonnie & I am the receptionist here at the Cashman Equipment office in Sparks, Nevada. I had many opportunities to deal with Mitch, our customer, as he came in here frequently. He was a very kind, friendly, & humorous man. I always enjoyed his occasional stories. I just found out yesterday, of his untimely death, & I was totally shocked & saddened. He always spoke so proudly of his family. He had so much more life to live. My heartfelt prayers & sympathy goes out to his dear friends & beloved family. He left a great impression on those who knew him just a little, I can only imagine how dearly his loss will be felt among the closest people in his life. God bless you all. I am so sorry for your loss.
David Carrera
July 20, 2008
Mitch,You will be missed by many but mostly by us and especially me .Because you taught me alot about life and how to live it to its fullest and for that I am grateful. So in closing thank you for making me the man I am today.
Gini Cooper-Watts
July 14, 2008
To the Mitch Jordan family,
I went to high school with Mitch. His first wife, Pat, was a sorority sister of mine.
The last time I saw Mitch was when he and Pat lived at Incline Village, "just up the mountain" from my husband and I. He remodeled our Incline home for us.
My heart and sympathies go out to you. A great loss, much too soon.
Ann Marie Jordan-Carrera
July 12, 2008
I love you Dad!!! I am trying to find the strength to go on. Molly misses you dearly and even at her young age she senses you are gone. She reaches out to any old man with gray hair. I do not understand why you had to leave us now. I still need you! I will do what I can to make you proud of me. Say "HI" to mom for me and give her a big kiss. You are my HERO!!!!!!!!
Jimmy and Carol Bender
July 11, 2008
Sometimes a life's challenges seem so unfair. For Anne, a young woman with a small son, to lose her husband, Ron, so unexpectedly at such a young age was so very sad. She was strong and found a second chance with Mitch. To, once again, lose her husband so unexpectedly leaving her with two sons to raise is almost incomprehensible. We have not met Ann Marie, but she is far too young to have faced the death of both of her parents. We can not express how very sorry and sad we are for the entire family. Find the strength you need to bear your untimely loss! We are not able to attend the services, but our hearts and thoughts are with you now and in the days ahead.
Nancy Gardner
July 10, 2008
Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
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