Harold Gordon Reid

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Name Harold Gordon Reid Born 15 Aug 1930 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Gender Male Died 20 Apr 2005 Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA Buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Person ID I7742 Cody LeBlanc's Family Tree Last Modified 18 Sep 2019
Family K.G. Yelton Last Modified 18 Sep 2019 Family ID F3377 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Event Map Born - 15 Aug 1930 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Died - 20 Apr 2005 - Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA Buried - - Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Toronto, Ontario, Canada = Link to Google Earth
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Photos Harold Gordon Reid
Obituary pictureHarold Gordon Reid Harold Gordon Reid (left) with brother Peter George Reid (right) Harold Gordon Reid with his dog Wags Harold Gordon Reid with his dog Wags Peter George Reid (left) with brother Harold Gordon Reid (right) Harold Gordon Reid Harold Gordon Reid
Taken on Long Lake in Bala, Ontario, Canada
Documents Obituary of Harold Gordon Reid
Published in The Houston Chronicle on May 1, 2005
Headstones Headstone of Harold James Reid, Vera Margaret Curtis Reid, and Harold Gordon Reid
Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Notes - Obituary:
Harold "Gordon" Reid
HAROLD "GORDON" REID, 74, died April 20, 2005 after a brief battle with leukemia. Gordon was born on August 15, 1930 in Toronto, Canada, of Vera Margaret and Harold James Reid. Gordon was publisher of Oilweek Magazine in Calgary, Alberta, Canada for 22 years before retiring to Houston in 1993. He graduated from Victoria College, U of T, in 1953 and was very proud of his volunteer work with the Calgary XV Olympic Winter Games in 1988. Gordon is survived by his wife and soul mate of 15 1/2 years, Kim Yelton, of Houston, and his loving family Carolyn Kremer, Douglas and Kim Reid, Jo-Anne and Garth Brownell and Jennifer and Graham Reid-Symcox and his 8 grandchildren all of Calgary. Gordon's was an adventurous soul and his sense of humor kept everyone around him laughing up until the very end. He was a true gentleman and his love of life was equaled by his courage in death. Those desiring to memorialize Gordon should donate blood regularly. Gordon asked that a "farewell party" be hosted in Calgary.
(Published in The Houston Chronicle on May 1, 2005)
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