Grant Thomas Gordon
May 22, 2025
Suddenly at his residence in London, Ontario on May 22, 2025, Grant Gordon passed away at the age of 44. Beloved son of Gail and Tom Gordon. Sister Kristin Gordon, sister Terri Westall. Brother-in-law Daniel Botero and Fred Flear. Aunts and uncles Gabrielle and Ken Gordon, Suzanne and Russel Kerr, Shelly and Tom Purdy, Shawn Kerr and Angela. Nephew Xander Botero Gordon. Cousins Scott and Jeff Gordon, Hayley Daignault and Chris Kerr, Bernice Beaudin and Chipman Purdey.
Grant was passionate about the freedom movement and always trying to help people. He loved kids and wanted a better future for them. His interests were weight training, martial arts, and wrestling.
Memorial donations in Grant’s name to the Canadian Mental Health Association are greatly appreciated.
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Grant was gentle, kind and generous, as well as intelligent, strong, and an inspiration to many. He made a major impact as a peaceful warrior in the freedom movement and made an impression far and wide with his sincere devotion to this cause. He had a big heart and loved children, and kept this in focus throughout any of the societal and cultural issues we were facing. I'll miss the long chats and philosophical pondering, and the reminders to keep it calm and cool when pushed to an edge. Rest easy Brother, your work here is done. We will see you on the other side. Derek
Will miss his loving and caring nature, the company and many meals we had together. He had a huge heart and gave help without expecting anything back to those he cared about.
Forever the EH Team my friend. So many memories, so much history. Still can't believe you're gone. May you rest in peace. Until we meet again 💙
I always enjoyed talking to Grant, he was a diligent man with great passion. Going to miss him!
Fly high my friend. Until we meet again. RIP.
You will live on in my heart Grant. I promise I will come find you when it's my turn to leave this realm ❤️🪽
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Grant was gentle, kind and generous, as well as intelligent, strong, and an inspiration to many. He made a major impact as a peaceful warrior in the freedom movement and made an impression far and wide with his sincere devotion to this cause. He had a big heart and loved children, and kept this in focus throughout any of the societal and cultural issues we were facing. I'll miss the long chats and philosophical pondering, and the reminders to keep it calm and cool when pushed to an edge. Rest easy Brother, your work here is done. We will see you on the other side.
~ Derek