In Memory Of

Gordon Harold Lewis

Apr 28, 1934 - Apr 10, 2026

Service

  In accordance with his wishes, there will be no funeral held.

Obituary

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Gordon Lewis, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, who left this world peacefully on April 10, 2026, at the age of 91.
Born on April 28, 1934, in Smeaton, Saskatchewan, Gordon's life was a testament to dedication, and love for his family.
Gordon was the son of Harold and Etta Lewis, who instilled in him the values of hard work and compassion. He carried these lessons throughout his life, influencing all who knew him.
Though he was predeceased by his parents, his beloved in-laws , and his dear son Terry Lewis, his legacy continues to thrive through his surviving family.
In 1965, Gordon married the love of his life, Mary, embarking on a journey filled with love and partnership that spanned over six decades. Together, they built a life centered on the joys of raising their children, Barry (Penny) Lewis and Tracy (Quenton) McNutt. Gordon found immense joy in witnessing his family grow, always offering a guiding hand and a listening ear.
Gordon's role as a grandfather was one he cherished deeply, and he was affectionately known as "Grandpa" to his five grandchildren: Jordyn (Dustin), Shelby (Mike), Clay, Ty, and Jayna. His legacy of love and warmth extends to his great-grandchildren, Maisyn and Wyatt, who brought him endless joy in his later years.
Gordon's life was marked by his love of being in the bush, whether walking blocks, pushing or pulling trucks or building roads it was what made him happy, especially working along side his son through it all. He was proud to have a family business. His kindness and love for his family knew no bounds.
In accordance with his wishes, there will be no funeral held. As we say goodbye to this remarkable man, we hold onto the memories he gifted us, forever grateful for the time we shared.
Gordon's legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of his beloved wife Mary, his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and all those who were fortunate enough to know him.

Condolences

Dona Flath:

My condolences Tracy & Barry. It was a treat serving Gordon when he came in for parts. We enjoyed giving each other a rough time.

Raymond Pomerleau :

My condolences to Lewis family he when true lots rest in peace

Arlen Godkin:

I got my first start in logging working with Gordon and Barry in 2002 something Iam still doing I learned alot and mostly had a lot of laughs some things I'll never forget Rest in peace old timer

Tony de Sousa:

I was very saddened to hear of Gordon’s passing. He was a big man with an even bigger heart — hardworking, devoted to his family, and proud of the life he built. I feel privileged to have known him, and I will remember his kindness always.

My sincere condolences to all of you.

With sympathy,
Tony

Lennis Maxwell:

Condolences to Barry, Tracy and your families! I really enjoyed my conversations with Gordon! He was a hard working good man!

Anonymous :

So sorry to see this. Condolences to all.

Delee Hammond-Selby:

Gordon and Mary were the best friends and neighbours my parents ever had. They shared many enjoyable times over the years and I always knew that during their visits and laughter, he was always watching out for them and lending a hand with anything they needed. Deepest condolences to Mary and family.

Ron McIvor no:

My deepest condolences on your loss. Gord was a good friend to me and will be missed by all who knew him

Travis chahley :

A local logging icon. I tip my hat to a fellow logger that helped grow an industry. Our sincere condolences.

Clinton Hume:

Well ,I guess the underground route is the way it's going to be for him . But we know what's on the other side , so it's see you later instead of goodbye . He will be missed . He always said his mind , some people couldn't handle that , their loss . You are all in our thoughts and prayers .

Myron Johnson :

Gordon was one of the longest logging companies that I worked for he was a great man. 12 1/2 years that I worked for the company G.M. Lewis it was a great outfit to work for I learned a lot from him and his son Barry. I will always remember him.

Mike Haanen:

My deepest condolences Mary,Barry,Tracy and all of your families.

Brad Carriere:

My condolences to all the families.
Sorry for everyone loss

Pat Ironside:

I would like to send my condolences to Mary. It is so hard to loose a lifes partner. We just need to hold dear all the precious memories and know that our loved ones are watching over us.

Pat Ironside:

Tracy, Quenton, Ty, and Jayna, I am so sorry for your loss. I send love and hugs to you all. If I can do anything to help in your time of loss please know I will be there.

Rebecca Silvester:

I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss him coming into the Co-op Home Centre with his love of teasing and his laugh when he snuck my pen into his pocket, which was always. I had the privilege of serving him for 23 years.

Rod and Gloria Erickson :

So sorry to hear our thoughts and prayers go out to you and the family God Bless

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