Gustave D. Gourdin

Gustave D. Gourdin

gustave gourdin

July 29, 1933 ~ September 30, 2008


Resided in: Pueblo, CO

Gustave D. 'Gus' Gourdin, 75, passed away Sept. 30, 2008. Survived by his sons, Leo (Joann) Gourdin of Colorado Springs and Gus Gourdin; grandchildren, Ashley, Leo II, Devyn, Brandi, Joseph, Amanda and Gary Jr.; great-granddaughter, Jessbella; and siblings, Dave (Ernestine), Ron (Beverly), Norval (Caroline), Gaylene (Tony) Fature and Lou. Preceded in death by his wife, Lee Ann; daughter, DeeAnn; and sisters, Jackie Mazza and June. Gus was born to Gustave and Norma Gourdin on July 29, 1933, in Bon Carbo, Colo. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. He retired from the Pueblo Police Department on Aug. 1, 1988. Member of Silver State Lodge No. 95, AF&AM and 32nd Degree Southern Colorado Consistory. There will be no viewing. There will be an informal gathering 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 6, 2008, at Mountain View Cemetery Chapel Mausoleum. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com

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  1. I miss you more and more everyday. Doesn’t matter how much time goes by, your forever in my heart. I love you Grandpa

  2. Leo Gourdin, Wife Salome Gourdin, kids: Lilia Michelle Heil, Aidrik Hendrick Gourdin, Noah James Gourdin

  3. My grandpa…. I can’t stop crying and it’s because I miss your deep voice and and your prickles on your face miss your smell and your smile wish I could hug you!!!

  4. I still can’t help but think about you constantly. your were such a good man that, I cant believe your really gone. I hope to see you in heaven and keep watching over us papa!!!

  5. Grandpa, you are the man that all men strive to be. I have always admired you and missed you! you use to say that I was your favorite and even though you most likely said that to all your grand kids I still felt that way! I could remeber all the adventure we use to have together! the hikes and dinners and laughs. I as my sister thought you were going to live forever! I want to formerly say by now you will always be in my heart and will always have an impact in my life. In all cases I will see you in heaven and will have many more adventures as we praise our maker! I love you dearly and really do miss you

  6. Gus, You were the older brother I never had. I’ll never forget all the good times we had as close friends for 38 years. I miss the trips to Vegas and “The Creek” with ya, Ol’ Partner.

  7. grandad we werent very close as i got older but i thought about you all the time.I tell my kids storys about you and how when i was little you were like superman.you were always strong and i miss you very much.someday i know i will see you and my mother again and it will be wonderful.always with love amanda billy and gracie

  8. Gus, God bless you! You will be greatly missed by me. You were like another father to me. I remember being very young and our families spending alot of time together. BBQ’s, Christmas time, picnics, outings at the local park, and my brother and I playing alot with your kids. You and my dad were on the Pueblo Police Department together, even after you both retired, you and dad still kept in touch. I remember calling you when my dad passed and you were there for me. You were always a very loving person. Thank you for being part of my life and lots of great memories. Give DeeAnn my love, I sure miss her and our childhood to high school days together. Much love and many prayers to your family. God Bless!

  9. Gus, I knew you as patrolman and you were one of my sergeants. I remember you praised me as a “good officer, who does his job,” I’ll always remember that you put your men and your integrity first.

  10. Hey Grandpa.. I can’t believe your gone. I thought you would live forever. Little did I know right. You never got the chance to meet your greatdaughter But I hope long long long time from now you will meet her one day. You where the best Grandpa and man I ever knew. You lived a great and long life and I know your in a great place now. I will forever miss you. And so do the boys. I love you grandpa And Ill see you one day again. I promise. KIsses and hUgs!!!! Love your Granddaughter Ashly Gourdin

  11. Gus,
    You will always be in my thoughts, your smile, your jokes, your beautiful presence…You were a great person and never had anything bad to say. I wish I could have seen you before you passed, but everything happens for a reason. Memories can never be lost, only physical appearances. I will see you again and when I do, I will be offering you the biggest pumpkin cheesecake you have ever seen. My condolences to the family. It will get easier. Thank you for being another father and grandfather to my family.
    Kris Marshek
    Jake Marshek
    Layla Marshek

  12. Gus, You were the first sergeant I worked for in Patrol on the Police Department. You taught me a lot and were supportive of me and your other officers. You also had a great sense of humor and a wonderful laugh. My condolences to your family and loved ones. May you rest in peace.

  13. Father,
    You have been my pillar of strength for so many years, now you are gone. In life you were my provider, my friend, my father, forever you will live in my mind and heart,in death you comfort me and showed me that it is ok to grieve.
    You are loved by so many and will be missed every day, God has accepted hiw lost sheep into his flock, and I know that you are once again together with the ones that left you early, you are a great man and your heart and soul were filled with love and care.
    Take care my father, for I know that you are finally at peace and that the suffering and heartache are over.
    I love you dad, you are my father forever.

  14. My dearest father-in-law you were the most loving and caring man in my life. When my father died you openly and without hesitation welcomed me into your life as a (daughter). I will never forget you and you will always and forever be in my heart and thoughts.

  15. Grandpa, i love you. And i am going to miss you so much. Thank you so much for being such a great Grandpa to me. I love you so much. I am missing you already terribly. I will see you again. Byee.!


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gustave gourdin

July 29, 1933 ~ September 30, 2008


Resided in: Pueblo, CO

Gustave D. 'Gus' Gourdin, 75, passed away Sept. 30, 2008. Survived by his sons, Leo (Joann) Gourdin of Colorado Springs and Gus Gourdin; grandchildren, Ashley, Leo II, Devyn, Brandi, Joseph, Amanda and Gary Jr.; great-granddaughter, Jessbella; and siblings, Dave (Ernestine), Ron (Beverly), Norval (Caroline), Gaylene (Tony) Fature and Lou. Preceded in death by his wife, Lee Ann; daughter, DeeAnn; and sisters, Jackie Mazza and June. Gus was born to Gustave and Norma Gourdin on July 29, 1933, in Bon Carbo, Colo. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. He retired from the Pueblo Police Department on Aug. 1, 1988. Member of Silver State Lodge No. 95, AF&AM and 32nd Degree Southern Colorado Consistory. There will be no viewing. There will be an informal gathering 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 6, 2008, at Mountain View Cemetery Chapel Mausoleum. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com

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