We would like to express our deepest sympathies to the Gordon family in the passing of James (Jimmy) Gordon. Mr. Gordon was born on August 15, 1904. He was married for many years to Erline and he had 11 children. Six of his children are still with us, 3 men and 3 women, and out of those children, he had numerous grand and great grandchildren.

Mr. Gordon was a hard working fisherman, a good father, and a Christian man. He never smoked or drank.

Our sympathies are extended to his family, friends and especially his daughter Miss Bea who lovingly cared for him for so many years.

He will be buried on January 17.

Heartfelt sympathies to Miss B and the rest of Gordon family in the passing of your dear dad brother Jimmy he was a very nice man I can remember him when I was a child growing up he was always happy, he was a very good friend of my father the late Harvey Clarke , may his soul rest in peace, from Cindy Clarke and family Toronto, Canada.

Deepest sympathies to my dear friend Delrita Flynch in New York, and the rest of her brothers and sisters in Treasure beach The Gordons in the passing of their dear dad he was always a very happy man and he is even more happier now that he is with Jesus,be of courage my friend may his soul rest in peace. from you old school pal Yvette and my Husband Linden

Deepest sympathies to Mrs B. , Jerry and family and to all friends of the great Mr. Gordon. I will always remember this friendly peaceful man sitting in his chair in Mrs B.'s backyard or down by the old tree where the fishermen of Billybay have their boats. He will be in my heart forever and never be forgotten.Jui,Cologne Germany,January 11th 2004

My deepest smypathy to Blue,Balbena and the remaining family of Uncle Jimmy.He will be missed.I've always enjoyed going down to Billy's Bay to visit Uncle Jimmy,I will remember every visit with fondness.My thoughts and prayers are with you all.May his soul find rest.

Here's a picture of Mr. Gordon from Jui in Germany, who also would like to know Miss B's phone number. Does anyone know it?

We are deeply moved by the passing of Brother Jimmy or "Toksie" as he was affectionately known to us. Brother Jimmy was like grandfather to us, always looking over our well being and ensuring our safety. Brother Jimmy was more than a good neighbor to us, he was a wonderful parent figure. It was just a few weeks that were speaking on Brother Jimmy's fondness and how sharp his memories were upon my sisters last visit in Dec. 02.

Toksie will surely be missed by those you loved him most. Our prayers and thoughts are with Raldo, Julie, Ms. B and all the rest of the family