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Gordon Patrick Falcon
9.29.1945 - December 19, 2020

Place of Birth: Williston, ND
 Residence: Trenton, North Dakota
 Age: 75

Jody Lizotte (Sidney, MT)
Dec 20, 2020
Sorry for your family’s loss.
Rosemary Turcotte (Trenton )
Dec 21, 2020
Donna and family, sorry to hear about Gordon he was a good friend .my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time
Stretch & Betty Jo (Trento, ND)
Dec 21, 2020
Donna & family, our sincere sympathy & thoughts & prayers are with you during this sad sad time. Bless his memory , may he Rest In Peace.
Lillian (Olson) Bradley (Kent, Washington)
Dec 21, 2020
Prayers n condolences to the family. Gordon was a wonderful person. Lil
Larry Granbois (Trenton, ND)
Dec 21, 2020
Donna and family, I am so sorry to hear of Gordon's passing. I am going to miss our ongoing ribbing of each other. RIP My cousin.
Kevin Martin (Menifee , California )
Dec 21, 2020
In 1972 I was a Navy Seabee. I knew Gordon when we where in Amphibious Construction Battalion 1. He was a 2nd class petty officer then (E-5). I worked for him for a while, (I was E-2). He treated me well and was always fair and just. My friend and former shipmate Andy Silvko called a short time ago and told me Gordon had passed. The last time I talked to Gordon was more than a few years ago over the phone. We shared many memories as those where interesting times. The world seemed so simply then. Times have certainly change over the years. I know Gordon made E-6 and retired. As he said to once when we where in the Navy, “I”m waiting to grow pig tails and reclaim my Indian heritage.He got his 20 yrs, he made it. Congratulations Seabee on a job well done. My sincerest condolences to the family and his friends. Rest In Peace my friend.
Skipp Miller (Williston, North Dakota)
Dec 22, 2020
Donna and family, sad to hear the news of Gordon leaving. He always seemed to have a smile. Special condolences for your companion, husband, and his love for you and family.
Peggy Mitchell Slough
Dec 22, 2020
Donna and families
You are all in my thoughts and prayers
Clydette Boyer (Williston, ND)
Dec 22, 2020
Donna, I just cried when I read that Gordon had passed. My heart hurts for you and your children. Gordon, wishing you a peaceful and happy journey to the other side. Bet your Grandma Rosina will be the first to put her arms around you!
Joe and Pat Bloms (Bottineau , ND)
Dec 23, 2020
Donna and family,
We were so sorry to hear of Gordy’s passing. Thinking of you all at this very sad time and sending hugs and prayers. RIP Gordy.
Nelson Russell (Willison, North Dakota)
Dec 23, 2020
I served in the U.S. Navy Seabees with Gordon 1973-1976 he was a great boss, a good friend, a very funny man and an excellent Seabee.
Fair winds and following seas Shipmate.
Debbie n Smoke Collier (Trenton, ND)
Dec 24, 2020
Our thoughts n prayers are with family. Gordon will be missed by many people.
Colleen Kjos (Williston )
Dec 25, 2020
Donna and Family,
So sorry to read about Gordon. I visited with him many times when I worked in Trenton.Had a lot of laughs.Thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family. Colleen
Glen and Margo Severson (Ray, ND)
Dec 29, 2020
So sorry for the loss of Gordon. He was "One of a kind". You never knew what was coming next, a joy to be around! Count you many memories!!
Karmen Olmsted (Bismarck , ND)
Dec 31, 2020
I’m so sorry for your loss. I spent a lot of time at the Falcon residence growing up. Gordon always seemed to have a smile on his face but I was still a little scared of him because he teased me relentlessly. I know he’s a great loss to his family but he’ll will continue to watch over them. He will be missed by many but always remembered.
Don Noecker (Yankton, SD)
Jan 3, 2021
I have not seen Gordon since our days at ACB-1 in Coronado, CA. in the mid 70s. It really caught me off-guard when I searched for him tonight and the first thing that came up was this obituary. I was hoping to maybe reconnect with him. I worked for Gordon for a short time building a dam in the mountains east of San Diego. He was a great man to work for. He made the job fun and interesting. He was one of those men that just never seemed to have a bad day. My prayers go out to his family.