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Jack Whitley GORDON

Jack Whitley GORDON obituary

Jack GORDON Obituary

GORDON, Jack Whitley. Died on 22 December 2024, aged 37, as the result of a bike riding accident at Stanley Bay. Adored husband of Gemma and proud father of Quinn and Mia. Loved son of Ian and Carol Gordon and brother of Jane and brother-in-law of Andy and uncle of Anne and Angus. Loved son-in-law of Steve and Andrea Lewis and brother-in-law of Jono. "Deep in our hearts a memory is kept of one who we loved and will never forget." A private funeral has been held. A celebration of Jack's life will be held at a future date.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Dec. 28, 2024.

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Kevin and Michelle Moyle

January 2, 2025

Great memories of the kids growing up in Awatahi Place will never fade.
Jack was a great mate to everyone in a wonderful neighbourhood.
We didn't know him as an adult, but we will never forget his kind nature and cheeky grin. Our heartfelt condolences to you Carol, Ian and Jane. With love from Michelle, Kevin, Elyse and Josh Moyle

Morna Neumann

December 31, 2024

Carol, Ian, Jane my heartfelt sympathy for the death of Jack. I fondly remember your darling son/brother at Greenhithe School. Growing up in such a loving family and now leaving his own little family. Life can be so very cruel. Love and blessings, Morna Neumann

Deonne

December 28, 2024

Never got to
Meet you but your mother and father in
Law spoke highly of you rest in best

Margaret Weaver

December 28, 2024

Deepest sympathy and love from the family in Wellington

Heather Treeby

December 28, 2024

So sorry to read this awful news. Jack was a lovely boy and I was always hoping to catch up with him again some day.

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