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1953 – 2023
Gordon “Gord” McDermott, 70, of Quesnel, BC born on February 23, 1953, passed away on September 1, 2023, in Edmonton, Alberta. Gord was a hardworking and life-loving individual who cherished his family and took pride in being a loving provider.
Gord is survived by his beloved wife, Doris; and their daughters, Amanda and Allison (Joey); he also leaves behind his adored grandchildren, Colden and Sky. He was preceded in death by his mother, Edith (Arnold) Shultz; his father, Herbert McDermott; his sister, Brenda; and his brother, Gerry.
Gord’s passion for his work led him to establish his own company, McDermott Electrical, where he dedicated himself to serving the community for many years. As a master electrician, Gord’s expertise was widely recognized and appreciated.
Outside of work, Gord enjoyed various hobbies, including sports, fishing, and spending quality time with his family and friends. These activities brought him joy and allowed him to create lasting memories with his loved ones.
A ceremony to honor Gord’s life will be held on September 16, 2023 at 2:00 p.m., in Connelly-McKinley Downtown Chapel, 10011 114 Street NW, Edmonton.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that contributions be made to the Kidney Foundation, a cause that Gord held close to his heart.
Gord McDermott will be deeply missed by all those who had the privilege of knowing him. His legacy as a devoted family man, hardworking professional, and caring friend will forever be cherished. May he rest in peace.
Arrangements entrusted to Connelly-McKinley Downtown Chapel
Jack Zingel says
With extreme sadness Lynne and I will be there on the 16th to honor Gord’s life with other friends and his family members.
Diana Powell says
My deepest condolences to your family. I’ll miss Gord! He was was always down for a fun time. I remember him as always being happy and laughing!
Julia & Jackson Dorthy says
Sending love to your family.
Greg barry says
Gordie-
Had the absolute privilege of talking to him weeks back not knowing how bad it was.
Fortunate at least to be able to regale the great times we had together. Memories to last a lifetime.
APPRECIATE YOU
Amanda(precious) for reaching out.
Sadly missed.
Greg
Bill and Margaret Schofield says
It is with great sadness that I just read of Gord’s passing. It’s been many years since our paths crossed, but I will forever cherish the memories of our Drayton Valley days. Out sincere condolences to Doris and the entire family. Rest easy my friend, and until we meet again! ❤️