Gordon Newstead (27 May 1951 - 14 Dec 2023)
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In loving memory of Gordon Travis Paul Andrew Newstead
27th May 1951 - 14th December 2023
Passed away at home following a long illness, aged 72 years.
A much loved husband to Carole.
Funeral Service at The North Devon Crematorium, Barnstaple, on Monday 15th January 2024, at 2:20pm.
No flowers please. Donations may be given if desired for RNLI or Devon Air Ambulance, by retiring collection, following the service, or c/o G F Gubbin Funeral Directors, Penlaurel, Langdon, Launceston, PL15 8NL, 01566 785340, or direct to the charity via JustGiving within this page.
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I spent in Somerset with Gordon and
Carol and dogs very nice time. I was living with them and friend Chris for a while. IT was privilage to meet Gordon thank you. Rest in peace. Majka Rafał and Mikołaj Gonicki. Poland
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Gordon was my first point of contact with Somerset when I lodged with Carole and Gordon, he welcomed me to his home and introduced me to their 5 dogs, apparently I was only allowed to stay if the dogs liked me, thankfully they did, fast forward 8 years or so, and I realise how that encounter changed my life path, I stayed with Carole and Gordon for a bit, they made me feel like family and they felt like family to me, still do, he told me stories of his past, with details so exacting you would have believed it just happened, I can struggle to remember what happened last week but he seemingly could remember what colour underwear he wore 20 years ago.
I moved down to Somerset permanently, changed my job and made new relationships. I now have Catherine by my side, a woman I would not have met if it wasn’t for Gordon, I’m sure this will never be the case but if there is ever reason for her to regret my existence in this part of the country, it was all Gordons fault.
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Hadnt seen gordon for a while.but missed his cheeky grin.always made you feel welcome.and of coarse his love for their dogs.who were part of the family.will miss you.although miles kept us from seeing you as much as we would have liked.rest in peace you suffered enough.you will be in our thoughts as time goes on.
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I gave Gordon a hard time when I first met him. When I got to know him his love of life and Carole shone through.
Going to the woods with the dogs at the weekend and after to the pub,fun and laughs at the shoot ball and a big breakfast in the morning.
Meeting him on his birthday with a bottle of bubbles and telling rude jokes.
A lovely man and friend RIP Gordon with your family and friends.
We will miss you but never forgotten.
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Had the absolute pleasure of living with Carole and Gordon for four years when was in Somerset..had some brilliant laughs with Gordon him telling me funny stories from years past..he was definitely an absolute gentleman to have known..may he rest in eternal peace..xx
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