GREEN, Gordon Stanley

Deepest sympathy to all of Gordon’s children. Those who taught me and those I went to school with remembering Michelle, Nick, Julie Frances and Monica. What a wonderful innings your dad had. Now reunited with your dearest mum. Kindest regards. Barbara and Austin Gapper (new Cukier)

Gordon was a father to my long and dearest friend Nick and in some way a father figure to me. He was to me what a father should be. A shepherd to his children and a strong and clear headed man. He too was a very dear friend to my mother and father all those years ago. I have many great memories of Gordon. He was a man not to be messed with!!!.
May you rest in peace with Joan by your side.
Chris Lord and Lyndy Lord.

Although we have not been in contact for many many years, except for seeing Nick recently; our memories have often returned to the times when we shared kinder, school & play dates with the Green kids of Grandview Grove Morwell.
Your mum & dad were well known and respected within the Morwell & especially the Sacred Heart Communities. Our parents always spoke so highly of your parents, and the loss of your mum impacted and saddened so many. Your dad continued to keep in touch with so many in Morwell after his shift to Queensland and it is wonderful to know he lived into his 100’s. May you all treasure all your terrific memories and smile that mum and dad are finally reunited.
Love to you all

Deepest sympathy to the Green Family. The Davis children, on behalf of Kath and Kevin Davis wish to acknowledge the wonderful friendship our parents shared with Gordon and Joan. We are glad to know Gordon will be buried in the Hazelwood Cemetery. Our families shared many happy times in Morwell. Great people and great lives, lived well. Sympathies from Jim, Mary, Peter, Leo, Carmel and John Davis

Deepest sympathy to the Green Family.
Happy memories of the days with all of the
Kelly Bros families and staff at the Xmas picnics.

To Barbara and Austin, Chris and Lyndy, the Lintons, the Davis family, and Glenys Webster, thank you.
You were all part of our Morwell and district landscape.

Sincere condolences to all the family, we have many memories of Gordon and all the family, summer days at Inverloch, Kelly Bros from the very early days, friendship and laughter. Wonderful times gone by,
Ian and Pat Cordell and family.

Pauline, Ian and Pat were an indispensable part of our lives, at Kelly Bros and well beyond. We have only good memories of your friendship with G.S. and family. We are grateful for the expression of your condolences.

– The Greens

Our deepest condolences to the Green family.
We cherish fond memories of the years growing up in Grandview Grove. Our parents, George and Muriel, held Gordon and Joan in high regard and spoke affectionately of their great friendship.
You are all in our thoughts.
Margaret & Ann (Chinnock)

Dear Margaret & Ann,
Straight back at you!
Grandview Grove friendships were formative and lasting.
Thank you for the expression of your condolences.

Wonderful memories of Gordon with dad (john Malone) and me going to the football as a teenager, to watch the shinboners and the pies. And the pies always losing. Much to the delight of Gordon and dad.

Lovely family connection with the greens and malones at inverloch beach houses growing up.

My dearests and best wishes to the family. Hope the day goes well and take care.

Apologies we cannot attend and reflect on our history which was full of pleasure and friendship with Gordon and FAMILY.
The KELLY FAMILY

Apologies. Unable to attend.
Fond memories.

Gordon Green, oh what a man he was in every way.
Gordon had an extraordinary persona of natural likeness with a gentle voice and eyes that said it all.
I shall never forget his presence in my life in 1969 when he first interviewed me for a new store sales position in Sale for the new Kelly Bros store. Gordon saw above that to hire me as his manager at 24 years of age. That opportunity took myself to go further and employ hundreds of great staff in all walks of life there are too many reasons to mention today.
R. I. P my friend Gordon Green

Wayne Bond

Thank you, John Hallam. Understood. We recall you as St Paul’s best First XVIII footballer in 1969. And as the backbone of many a SHFC side.

Wayne Bond, Dad read people well. Yourself included. He saw your character, talent and potential. Your age was irrelevant. He loved you as a man. And he admired your demonstrated ability to run a business. Thank you for your kind thoughts.