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Gordon Clarence Toderan

June 18, 2020

Gordon Toderan
Gordon Clarence Toderan has been called to his place of rest and peace for eternity. He departed from his family and friends on June 18, 2020 at the age of 82 years. Gordon was predeceased by his parents Peter and Caroline and one brother Raymond. He leaves to cherish his memory, his wife Alvina; son Cory (Robin); grandchildren Taylor and Mathew; brother Marvin (Marlyne); in-laws Evelyne Johnson, Hilda Riopel, Dolores Fodey, Arthur (Annette) Markel; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. In respecting Gordon’s wishes, there will not be a funeral service. Interment will take place at a later date in Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery, Regina, SK. Friends so wishing may make a donation in Gordon’s memory to a charity of their choice.
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Messages of Condolence

Alvina, sorry to hear about 'Pinkys' passing. Herb and Dennis ~ Jan Brown

Very sorry Alvina, Cory and family to hear of your sad loss. Pat. Lawrie and Ian Williams. ~ Pat Williams

My condolences to the family. Gordon was one of my students at Cornwall School. ~ Gladys Petrar

My sincere sympathy to the family. The memories are with us forever to cherish. ~ judy clark

We were so sorry to learn of Gord's passing. He was a true joy to have as a patient and even though we have not seen him recently, we remember him with a smile. He always knew how to brighten our days. Our thoughts are with you all at this very sad time and I am sure the many happy memories you have will help you get through this. ~ Dr. Joseph Matz and Darla Jakubowski

Dear Alvina,, Marvin, Marlyne, Cory and all the family; It has been decades since Dave and I and Edythe (Edy) have seen any of you, but we are certainly thinking of you. We heard of Pinky's passing on Friday from cousin Gerald in Red Deer and were saddened. We did not know he had been poorly. Edy and I always remember Pinky as a happy, carefree and kind person. He had a certain joy about him--I guess he loved people. Although we only have chlldhood and teen memories, we will miss him as part of the extended family. God bless as you adjust to this loss. Most kindly, Wilma and Dave Wessel and Edythe Bell ~ Wilma Bell Wessel