Gord McComb

Chére Fleurette, J'offre mes condoléances à toi et ta famille. My deepest sympathy.

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Dear Fleurette, I was so sorry to hear the news about Gordon's death. Please know that you are in my thoughts and I send my sincere condolences on your loss. Bonnie

Attristé, je t'assure, ma chére Fleurette, de toute ma sincére compassion et je te prie de me croire toujours, trés sincérement à toi. Ken

Dear Fleurette, I was saddened to read of Gordon's death in the Northern News. He was such a pleasant and congenial gentleman and policeman during your Kirkland Lake years. We hope you are managing to cope with your loss. To help cheer you up, please remember all the fun and good times we had working in the basement of the old Kirkland & District Hospital. We certainly made the best of a bad situation! Sincerely, Wendy van Vianen Summerland, British Columbia.

Dear Fleurette and family; I am so very sorry for the loss of your wonderful husband and father , friend and amazing volunteer "Gord". I worked at Canadian Blood Services until recently and as you know, Gord was our volunteer driver - Gord without hesitation helped us with our various groups ensuring blood donors arrived safely to our clinic. I will never forget his thoughtful consideration for others and of course his wonderful sense of humour - a true gentleman - and he'll be truly missed - Thank you Gord!! Sincerely, Erin Hakvoort

Dear Fleurette and Families: So sorry seeing the passing of Gord in KL paper. I no longer live there but check the obits every once in awhile. You were such an inspiration to me when we worked together at TPR. My heart goes out to you and your family. I too have been in your shoes. Love Gerri W.

Dear Fleurette, It is with sadness that we offer our deepest codolencesto all.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.The Génier from Kirkland Lake,On

Fleurette Rick and I were so sorry to read about Gord's passing. We will keep him in our prayers and we pray that you have friends to comfort you, faith to uphold you and loving memories to heal your heart. Rick and Lillian Ostrowski

It with sadness that I offer my condolences to all of you... Gord's family and friends. Gord had so marked the lives of many people and so did you Yvette and all of your sons too. With seeing Gord involved with the Knights of Columbus, he touched soo many. His ethics and sense of community were echoed throughout his life, his family. Sincerest Adieu Ray Genier Burlington ON

Tres chere Fleurette, Toutes mes condoleances pour le deces de ton mari. Mes affectueuses pensees t'accompagnent, toi et ta famille, dans cette epreuve difficile. Tu as du faire preuve de tant de courage! Bien a toi, Chantal

Dear Fleurette and boys We were truly saddened to hear of Gord's death. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Giséle & ED

I would like to express my deepest condolences, Gord and I grew up across the street from each other on Walker Street. He was a great gentleman. Dennis Haynes

Deepest condolences from Mike, Darlene and Brianne Mitro and my mother Dorothy June Mitro (Haynes)

My Brother Mark and I got to know Gord through our time as part of the Knight of Columbus and serving on our council executive with him. He will truly be missed there. My prayers go out to his family and friends

Dear Fleurette, Keith, Marc and Greg; First and foremost, my deepest and sincerest of condolences to you all during this most difficult time. I can't help but smile when I think of Uncle Gordon for it was just on the September long weekend that I was met with watching a Talbot family celebration of my Mom and Dad's first Christmas together as a married couple and who should I see in the family movie? You and Uncle Gordon and one of the boys, as a little one! I was most captured by the way Uncle Gordon looked as it was exactly how I have remembered him looking, handsome and full of smiles. It was easy to see how you, Aunt Fleurette and you boys, all adored and loved him the way you did which carried on right up until his passing. That kind of family commitment and connection is rare but, like most precious jewels, of the most precious value when it is found and so carefully nurtured. While I find myself fighting back tears thinking of the loss of Uncle Gordon, I can't help but smile and be thankful that he is now free and at home with God. My thoughts and prayers continue for the four of you and your families during this time and may God continue to hold you and keep you. Peace be with you.

Dear Fluerette, I was very saddened to hear about Gord's passing. I know only too well the pain of losing a husband, but God will bless you with the strength you need to go on. It has been many years since we were neighbours on Hickory Blvd, but I remember you both, as though it were only yesterday. Please know and take comfort that you are in my thoughts and prayers. ..Marian Steeper

Across the miles we are sending all our love and prayers to you, Aunt Fleurette, and your family during this time of loss. I admire your strength, perseverance and the choices you made to allow Uncle Gord to die with dignity at home surrounded by those who loved him. That could not have been easy. May your sorrow fade in time and be replaced by fond rememberances. I think a celebration of Gord's life is very fitting since our lives were that much better for having known and loved him.

Sorry to hear about your recent loss, we give you are deepest sympathy and condolences. God bless you and your family in this time of loss.

We remember Gord and his family from their days in Kirkland Lake--a real nice person! Our condolences to the family.-- Brian and Gale

Hi Fluerette: I am truly sorry to learn of Gord's passing. Less than two months ago he asked me to be his replacement reader during a Sunday Mass as he was not in the best of health. I could not have imagined that he would be leaving us so soon. Gord was such a kind and gentle person! I know our Heavenly Father and his angels have welcomed him and taken away the pain. I trust that in time the pain of his loss will be lessened and you will be happy to have loved and been loved by such a person. Sincere condolences to you and your family. Daphne