These
messages will be placed
in the order that I received them with the first message
being first and others
following in order. The only one that will not be in
order will be my own,
I will put the messages of others before my own.
Remembering a Special
Friend
He spoke sweetly,
and cared for you.
He listened artfully,
and warmed your heart.
He waited gracefully
for you to speak.
And answered eloquently,
without judgment.
His world was yours
and yours was his.
The Lord taketh away,
this Angel on earth.
My heart has been touched
by him forever.
He was a Special Friend
Author: LauraEST
From the Water Cooler
message board on AOL

Gorden, You have touched so many
lives on the Water Cooler. I still remember the day that we talked
about
the New England Patriots. I shared some pictures with you the day
after I went to the football game. We shared emails for a few
weeks
straight just talking about the Patriots. I know that you'll be
watching
the game from up above but it will never be the same watching the game
knowing that someone who enjoys the game as much as I do will no longer
be talking to me in emails about it. R.I.P my little Patriot fan.
I will never forget you!! My deepest sympathy goes out to
Gordon's
loved ones. Just know he will be with you in sprit.
Denise
from the Water Cooler
message board on AOL
Deedels73@aol.com
I'd just like to say that I'm
going to miss his presence and games online. Gordon was
one-of-a-kind,
with the emphasis on "kind".
Most
older folks don't bother
to learn how to use a computer. All of Gordon's online friends
are
VERY glad he did!
He was
a wonderful friend
to all who knew him online.
Cyberspace
just got a little
lonlier.
RIP,
Gordon, my friend.
Willie703
My heartfelt condolences go out
to Gordon's family.
Bertie
from the Watercooler
message board on AOL
Prayers for Gordon and his family.
SanAntonioStar
from the
Water Cooler message board on AOL
He will be missed.
Di

A Rose Once Grew
A rose once grew where all
could see,
sheltered beside a garden
wall.
And, as the days passed swiftly
by,
it spread its branches, straight
and tall.
One day, a beam of light shone
through,
a crevice that had opened
wide.
The rose bent gently toward
its warmth,
then passed to the other
side.
Now, you who deeply feel its
loss,
be comforted the rose blooms
there.
Its beauty even greater now,
nurtured by Gods own loving
care.
Author unknown
Shared
by Angeka-Kay from
the Water Cooler Message board on AOL
Angeka@aol.com
Heavenly
Harpist
http://www.heavenlyharpist.com/mp3/sunrise_sunset.mp3
Shared
by Brogo13
It is of much regret to learn
of Gordon's untimely death ...
he was
always a very pleasant
and fun guy who constantly tried to overcome his vision problems -- I
loved
his word games ...
my
sincerest condolences to
his family and friends
may he
rest in eternal bliss
and watch over / guide us who remain here below
Sonny,
the AOL Watercooler
Board

Never Forgotten
The pain of death is an earthly
thing
our loved one does not feel,
for he has gone to Heaven
and we have pain to heal.
To heal the greatest
sadness
the loss of our dear one;
to heal the guilt and sorrow,
was there something left
undone?
He’s in his home in Heaven
now,
He’s waiting for you there.
You’ll be together someday
with Eternity to share.
We do not always understand
The working of God’s ways;
How little time we have on
earth,
the years, the months, the
days.
We are left to carry on
The way seems dark and bare.
This feeling only comes from
grief,
For He is with us there.
His love will follow with
us
Through every part of life.
So do your best while here
on earth
to ease the pain and strife.
He will never be forgotten
Try to put your grief aside.
The joy and beauty of this
earth
He shares with you, side
by side.
©
Julia Martin
Your friend in Texas
Julia
from the Boomer Chat
message board on AOL
Redhdtexn
I was very sorry to hear of Gordon's
passing. I knew him as an faithful contributor to the Watercooler
through
the years. His presence is missed. Condolences to the family.
Colleen
Gordon was a splendid man, of
great intellect and a big heart. This loved and loving father was also
my friend. It was my privilege to have known him and to have received
counsel
from time to time from depths of knowledge that only come from years of
experience, his desire to help his fellow man, and the love of life
itself.
His genial personality and the generous instincts of this fine man will
be missed not only by me, but I believe by everyone on the Watercooler
Message Board. Gordon was truly "a keeper."
My sincere condolences and
prayers to the family.
Starr

What You Mean To Me
by Baby Bad
I never came here looking
for a single soul.
But now that I found you
I want you to know
I had forgotten how to smile,
how to laugh, how to be me
I had forgotten the sweet
pleasure of a heart filled with glee.
I was intoxicated with life...
work and family
Never stopping for fun...
it just wasn't there you see.
Since I have found you...
it's been a complete turn around
I smile and laugh again...
not much gets me down.
I get excited when I see you
on ICQ
Wondering what it is today
we will do...
Chatting, laughing and the
games we play
You make my every day.
It seems so silly on just
a machine
How someone can reach you...
become your everything
Dearest G.
January 23rd will be a bittersweet
day for me. I will remember you with great fondness and love, and
celebrate my own Dad's birthday. We had fun sharing the day
together
:D
G, you
were my friend through
all kinds of times in my life, good, bad, scary and happy. You
always
put a smile on my face...I loved how you would "help" make my acronym
sound
better. Never a bad word came from you, only support and deep
care
for the human race. Now, the love for your wife and Teddy were
special.
How you love your family! What a lucky family you have. God Bless
you all, and know that G was loved dearly by many he touched. How
he was missed when his vision started to go bad....I love you G, and
miss
you terribly.
suz
Gordon will be missed by his
Watercooler friends. My condolences to his family...
Mec
Gordon you were loved by many
on the Water Cooler board and will be surely missed by all. Thank
you for being a big part of our lives and doing the word game for
so many years. I didn't do it very often as I found it hard to
come
up with the words but many enjoyed playing the game and you were always
so nice to us all. RIP Gordon and my condolences go out to his
many
friends and family who will surely miss him but will always remember
him
in their hearts and remember his gentle and caring and loving ways
and
his loving care of his wife and family too.
Grandgrrrama