What a dear friend both you and Dixie were to my beloved grandmother. I can't help but smile to know what a glorious reunion was had in Heaven. From our "international supper night" dates at ABC to the passion you all held for St Andrews, I was honored to witness joy, laughter, friendship and love. Thank you being you, Gordon.
Gordon was a ray of sunshine to my early morning walks in the neighborhood. He always had a kind word to say, and demonstrated his care for others by putting everyone’s newspaper on their porch for easy access. Even in his last days when he had little strength, his bright smile and positive attitude was a delight. He will be missed, and I will always be encouraged when I remember him!
We wish to offer our condolences to Gordon’s family. We met him in his later years while he was married to Dixie. We visited their home probably 20 years ago. We came down for the Highland games they had in Aiken. We are also life members of Clan MacLeod. So our paths crossed occasionally. He was a gentleman and fun to be around. Hold your memories close to your heart.
Dear Lewis family,
I would like to express my condolence and deep sorrow for your loss and share what helped me at such a time as this
when I lost my entire family to our enemy death It was in the pages of Jehovah Gods word the Bible at Isaiah25:8
and Revelation21:4 along with jw.org and found great comfort and peace od mind and I strongly encourage you to
look these up and find some peace and comfort ae this time of need. Please feel free to let me know.
Sincerely, GN
Gordon was an absolute favorite of ours. When our son, John, was an infant and Steve’s and Mary Nell Snoddy‘s kids were babies Gordon and Natalie were the only people brave enough to sit with us at the formal Burns Night dinners. From that dinner on every formal dinner they were our regular table guess. We loved Natalie and Dixie both. We would always search each other out at the Highland Games and catch up on things. We were blessed to have the joy that Gordon gave us.
