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Mike & Sharon Chambers
February 8, 2010
Gordon became a member of "the Chambers' family" when his daughter married our son. We soon realized Gordon was a well read & intelligent man. His military background and grasp of history was unbelievable. Besides his military past, Gordon loved to talk about his family & just life in general. Many a day, we would listen to Gordon's philosophy of life over a cup of AnNam's cup of Vietnamese coffee.
Gordon......you will be missed by the family & your friends. Our hearts go out to Khue and Family. We will be there for any of you.
Gene and Dolores Henson
January 16, 2010
To Khue and family, you have our most deepest and heartfelt sympathy for the loss of Gordon. We know he will be missed, but all of the good memories you share will always keep him in your hearts.
You are in our prayers.
Terry Leeper
January 16, 2010
Those who knew Gorden as a friend and neighbor will long remember his humor and the intellect that slowly grows on you over time. His help and advice was much needed when things broke or relationships (i.e. politics) needed mending. In time of trial Gorden was strong for his family and his community. Gorden lived the ideals of DUTY-HONOR-COUNTRY. The Leeper and McClure familys
January 14, 2010
I would like to express our most heart felt condolences to Gordon's familiy on behalf of the Clifford Trujillo family in fountain. I will always remember Gordon at my fathers funeral keeping his promise to return the old ice skate my father had given Gordon for his daughter. Gordon had it polished and shined and it now sits at The Broadmoor Ice Arena on behalf of my father and Gordon. Gordon you were a great man of your word. Rest in peace.
Trujillo Family
January 14, 2010
Our prayers and thoughts are with each of you. Your Dad was a "character" that we will never forget. His humor and pride in his children are memories that you can hold forever.
Linsey, Cheryle and Frank Schulze
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