Condolence: Pat - We are so sorry to hear of Gordy's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your daughter & son-in-law, grandchildren, and your entire family. May GOD comfort you all during this very difficult time.

Condolence: Pop Pop as we were introduced was the father image that every man should strive to be. He was deeply in love with his beautiful wife of 58 years and didn't let anyone say anything bad about her or his daughter. The man was all about West Point and the Army football team no matter if they won or lost he supported them all the way. Also was a NY Giant fan and had to put up with us Redskin fans. I found Pop Pop to be a true friend he loved to pick at me every chance he got and of course I wasn't smart enough to stay out of the double barrow site walked right into it most of the time. The bottom line is Mona and I both loved Pop Pop his smile every time we saw him, his laughter but more than anything else his love. Pop Pop we all will miss you and in till we meet again practice your fishing up there cause I plan on taking you fishing as soon as I arrive! I make one promise to you Patty (Mom) and Tova as long as I am here on this earth will always have me to call on!

Condolence: To Gordie's Family
I worked at West Point as the Ticket Manager/Game Operations and wanted to say how sorry I am the hear that Gordie passed away. He was a treasure, hardest worker, fun to talk with person. When I first came into the organization he always extended his hand and knowledge of Athletics to help me out at the sporting events. I will never forget him or his smile. He loved Army sports, and game day. He loved getting those season football tickets. I was always happy to see him come through my office door or find him inside the field house. God Bless Gordie!!
Carol Bush