Deb, Jack, Mark, Jennifer, Matt and Kids, Our heartfelt condolences. As a 8th grader living on Ricewood, I remember seeing Jean and Gordon across the street at Uncle Jack and Debs. Gordon was a funny man and he had a special relationship with my brothers. He always sat my brother on his lap and called him \"Pajo\". I remember he was always in a good mood, always laughing, smiling and joking with people. Those are my childhood memories of him. Our son, Jacob, loved to visit Jean and Gordon\'s farm with my mom Charion, Uncle Jack & Deb. Good times, good memories, good man. He will be missed.

Uncle Gordon rest in peace my dear Uncle. You were always so funny. Growing up with you was fun we always got money from you and Aunt Jean when we were little. Then later we would see you on Wednesday at Cracker Barrel. Go run your cattle in the sky now and tell Aunt Jean hello from me. Love Patricia

I worked for Phil Tessereau, State Farm, in Desoto. Gordon was one of my customers. Such a nice man. He made me a walking stick from a cedar fence post. I was sorry to see him move into south county but glad he was no longer alone. I know you will miss him. Sorry for your loss. Jan