Dwight Gordinier

Born in Rippey, IA
Born on May 5, 1928
Departed on Apr 11, 2012

I remember he always had a smile and told a joke and seemed to me to be the archetypal dad.\\\\r\\\\nJohn and I would visit him on our way to the Boston Fish Market. One of many great memories.\\\\r\\\\n

I was always happy to see
Ike whenever he came to
my shop because he but a smile on my face

Fond memories of Ike and condolences to "John-boy" and family.
Colleen

I, along with his many friends am saddened to hear of our friends passing.

I am also a charter member of that great fishing organization - "Master Baiter's of America" - our group had many fun filled trips together to Canada and Northern Minnesota. Ike was always full of fun and a good friend,

Please save me a seat in the boat Ike!

I didnt get to see Dwight too often but still remember the fond memory of him coming with his brothers to visit my dad INSERT INTO guestbook VALUES (Dean). He decided to paint the pipe fence. I just didn't realize when Dwight set out to do a job he did it 10 fold. He painted the whole fence ..twice. I have never met such a humble man in my life. Never wanted anything from others always giving of himself. I am so glad I will see him again in Heaven. He will be the one that people are gathered around laughing as everywhere he went he made people laugh!!! keep those angels giggling till we get there Uncle Dwight!!

John and Grace,

I was so sorry to hear of Ike's passing altho I agree he will be keeping those angels giggling in heaven! I'll never forget when Gracie had me come over to the house after work,and there was Ike and here I knew him! He had been a long time customer back when we were Cox Cable then,and we had nice visits about our fathers milk hauling trade. John,you and Gracie,you mean the world to me, and my thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.

Love,
Mary Stillions