Gordon Rodger Yohn
October-06-1927 - May-03-2010
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Kim Bilodeau posted a condolence
Dear Debbie and Whitney
I am so very sorry to hear about the passing of your Father and Grandfather. I want to offer my deepest condolences at this very hard time in your life. I am thinking of you and all of your family. I know this must be a very trying time in your life. I hope my words offer you a bit of peace. Even though I never met Gordon, If he was anything like you Debbie, I am sure he was a great man.
Sincerely
Kim Bilodeau
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Tom and Jean Wheeler posted a condolence
Joyce and family, please accept our sympathies for your loss. We all appreciated Gord's humour, kindness, loyalty and devotedness to his family and employees. We think of you often and the good times in Clinton. Sincerely.
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Susan Gillen (nee Newell) posted a condolence
For those of you who remember Bill & Mary Jane Newell, I am their eldest daughter. During my younger years I had the opportunity of meeting Gord & Joyce on many occasions at our home (1 Riddell) and their home (Phelan Street) in Woodstock. I remember being on Gord & Joyce's back deck feeding a squirrel - and subsequently being bitten by that squirrel! The things you remember...so long ago. I also had the opportunity of speaking with Gord in August of 2004 when my dad died and reminiscing some of their good old times. It seems so long ago...
My sincerest sympathy to the family and friends of Gord and Joyce and to the memories of so long ago.
Susan Gillen (Newell) - Woodstock, Ontario
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Bill Fraser posted a condolence
It was a pleasure to know Gord through many years with Ontario Hydro and to work with him in the latter part of his career. He always brought wit as well as wisdom to the table and was a real people person. My sincere sympathy.....Bill Fraser
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wES cHALMERS posted a condolence
jOYCE AND fAMILY. So sorry to read of Gord's passing. We worked together at Hydro both in sales and as Area Managers. He was great to work with as well as treasured as a friend.Who could ever forget his sense of humour,he seemed always to have an amusing aside to any situation.He also bragged constantly of Joyce's Ceasar Salad,said it was easily the best in the world and backed that up with an invitation to anyone who wanted to show up with a head of the right type of lettuce to reach their own conclusions. Those who knew him will agree I'm sure that our world will not be nearly as interesting without him.
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Julie Riddell posted a condolence
Dear Aunt Joyce, Gregg, Maxine, Debbie and Whitney
We were so sorry to hear about Uncle Gord. He surely will be missed. He always put a smile on everyone's face. He was such a sweet man. Our thoughts and prayers are will all of you at this sad time.
All our Love Julie, Gary and Alanna
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Grace (Hutchings) Hodgins posted a condolence
To Joyce and family. My sympathy goes out to you at this time. I worked for Gord in Clinton Area of Ontario Hydro and he was my best manager of all in 30 years of working there. He was a fun, happy person. I will also remember the day after he came to Clinton him taking us all into the lunch room and telling us we are "one big happy family" and so true it was. I also remember buying his "T" bar roof Ford car and also Joyce you giving me sweaters of Debbie's for my girls. My love goes out to you at this time of grief. Just remember all the fun and good times that you two had together.
Grace (Hutchings) Hodgins
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Damien Yohn posted a condolence
Aunt Joyce, it is your nephew Damien (son of Bobby Yohn). I am so very sorry for your loss. Gord was a great man and he will certainly be missed by many people. My thoughts are with you.
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Tracy Kendrick posted a condolence
Aunt Joyce, Greg and Deb and rest of family, our hearts go out to all of you at this very sad time in all of your lives. Uncle Gord is in a better place now and relieved of all his pain and suffering. It doesn't make it any easier to say goodbye but have comfort in knowing that he is in the loving arms of our Lord, and probably sittin with mom, uncle Charlie, uncle Bob, aunt June Grandma Mick and Grandpa Jim all laughin and talkin about old times!!! Probably playin cards LOL. Take care and God Bless you all
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Susan Jury posted a condolence
Dear Aunt Joyce,Greg,Max,Deb and Whitney,we are so sorry for your loss,he was a great man...well liked and loved by all.Our thoughts and prayers are with you...he surely will be missed by all of us.R.I.P.Uncle Gord,love you.
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Susan Jury posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Dear Aunt Joyce,Greg,Max,Deb and Whitney,we are so sorry for your loss,he was a great man...well liked and loved by all.Our thoughts and prayers are with you...he surely will be missed by all of us.R.I.P.Uncle Gord,love you.
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Tracy Kendrick posted a condolence
Monday, May 10, 2010
Aunt Joyce, Greg and Deb and rest of family, our hearts go out to all of you at this very sad time in all of your lives. Uncle Gord is in a better place now and relieved of all his pain and suffering. It doesn't make it any easier to say goodbye but have comfort in knowing that he is in the loving arms of our Lord, and probably sittin with mom, uncle Charlie, uncle Bob, aunt June Grandma Mick and Grandpa Jim all laughin and talkin about old times!!! Probably playin cards LOL. Take care and God Bless you all
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Damien Yohn posted a condolence
Friday, May 7, 2010
Aunt Joyce, it is your nephew Damien (son of Bobby Yohn). I am so very sorry for your loss. Gord was a great man and he will certainly be missed by many people. My thoughts are with you.
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Grace (Hutchings) Hodgins posted a condolence
Thursday, May 6, 2010
To Joyce and family. My sympathy goes out to you at this time. I worked for Gord in Clinton Area of Ontario Hydro and he was my best manager of all in 30 years of working there. He was a fun, happy person. I will also remember the day after he came to Clinton him taking us all into the lunch room and telling us we are "one big happy family" and so true it was. I also remember buying his "T" bar roof Ford car and also Joyce you giving me sweaters of Debbie's for my girls. My love goes out to you at this time of grief. Just remember all the fun and good times that you two had together. Grace (Hutchings) Hodgins
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Julie Riddell posted a condolence
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Dear Aunt Joyce, Gregg, Maxine, Debbie and Whitney We were so sorry to hear about Uncle Gord. He surely will be missed. He always put a smile on everyone's face. He was such a sweet man. Our thoughts and prayers are will all of you at this sad time. All our Love Julie, Gary and Alanna
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wES cHALMERS posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
jOYCE AND fAMILY. So sorry to read of Gord's passing. We worked together at Hydro both in sales and as Area Managers. He was great to work with as well as treasured as a friend.Who could ever forget his sense of humour,he seemed always to have an amusing aside to any situation.He also bragged constantly of Joyce's Ceasar Salad,said it was easily the best in the world and backed that up with an invitation to anyone who wanted to show up with a head of the right type of lettuce to reach their own conclusions. Those who knew him will agree I'm sure that our world will not be nearly as interesting without him.
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Bill Fraser posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
It was a pleasure to know Gord through many years with Ontario Hydro and to work with him in the latter part of his career. He always brought wit as well as wisdom to the table and was a real people person. My sincere sympathy.....Bill Fraser
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Susan Gillen (nee Newell) posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
For those of you who remember Bill & Mary Jane Newell, I am their eldest daughter. During my younger years I had the opportunity of meeting Gord & Joyce on many occasions at our home (1 Riddell) and their home (Phelan Street) in Woodstock. I remember being on Gord & Joyce's back deck feeding a squirrel - and subsequently being bitten by that squirrel! The things you remember...so long ago. I also had the opportunity of speaking with Gord in August of 2004 when my dad died and reminiscing some of their good old times. It seems so long ago... My sincerest sympathy to the family and friends of Gord and Joyce and to the memories of so long ago. Susan Gillen (Newell) - Woodstock, Ontario
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Tom and Jean Wheeler posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Joyce and family, please accept our sympathies for your loss. We all appreciated Gord's humour, kindness, loyalty and devotedness to his family and employees. We think of you often and the good times in Clinton. Sincerely.
