Gordon Stick

1903–1986 (age 83)

Biography

Gordon Stick was a devoted presence in his community, remembered for the steady support he offered to family and friends and for his quiet pride in contributing to the life of his hometown. Those who knew him speak of a thoughtful man who met every challenge with determination and a generous heart.

He cherished the simple pleasures of shared meals, neighborhood gatherings, and the stories that tie generations together, and Green Mount Cemetery now holds the stillness where loved ones keep his memory alive.

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