I am so sorry to hear of Gord's passing. I was lucky to know him and be a part of his family for 14 years. He was so loved by all and I know he will be dearly missed. My heart goes out to you Lenore, Geoff, Ian, Thomas, and Bill.. and of course all the extended family and friends.

Rest in peace Gord. As Past Chair of the CGA Chapter, I very much appreciated your participation and contribution to our events. The accounting profession has lost a valuable member. My most heartfelt condolences to the family.

Sending heartfelt condolences to Lenore, Geoff, Ian, Thomas and families on your loss. I worked with Gord for many years at Wilson Chev, he always had a story to tell. I’m sure your many treasured memories will bring you laughter and light when you need it the most. May he Rest In Peace, sincerely, Carol & Darren Hearn

Lenore and family. Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your dear husband and father. Goodie was someone people liked to spend time with. I see his photo and smile and remember all of those times spent together years ago.

Lorraine Lachapelle, Geno

I wish to express my sincere condolences to Lenore & family.

Our heartfelt condolences to our sister in law Lenore .. nephew Geoff (Barbara) and nephew Ian and his son Thomas. Gord will be missed everyday but his spirit will live within us always. R.I.P. Bro!

Billy and Brenda Lussier

The news of Gordie's passing was received with much sadness, followed by a flood of memories. Gordie will always be remembered as THE older cousin, who was always there, always eager to open his home for family gatherings. My children sure enjoyed the pool at the house on Prince Street during our summer visits to Hearst!

Lenore, Geoff, and Ian - as you go through the difficult times ahead, please know that you are in my thoughts.

Our deepest sympathy to Lenore and family

Our Condolences to Lenore, Geoff, Ian and all their families. Gord was the 1st one to introduce me to hunting at a very young age. His radiant smile will never be forgotten!! RIP Gordon!

Our deepest sympathy

Lois and Réal Levasseur

Sad news to Gord's passing has been received and as I digest this notice I can't help help but remember him from the great times at the Hearst Curling Club. He enjoyed the game of curling and was a permanent fixture on the Ray Wilson (Silver Fox) team with mates Dave Scott, and Doug Porter. This group of friends also spent many good times outside of curling and it was almost an annual event in past times to see them hunting or fishing and simply enjoying being together in the great outdoors. I also remember growing up and living not too far from the Lussier home and memories of playing pinball at A.C. Smith's variety store or just hanging out with Gord and Bill as they operated their shoeshine shine stand outside the home and Paul's Taxi Service. Gord always had that playful nature about him, was serious, but when he said something with that little grin you had to wonder if he was really serious or was only "joshing" with you. Friends like Gord will always be missed and to the family I extend my sincerest sympathies.