Gordon (Gordy) Jackson
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Posted by Tori (+200) 13 years ago
Our boss, Gordon Jackson, is retiring March 31st. There will be a date advertised as to our open house in wishing him well. For the ones that live out of town, if you would like to send a card or note, his address is: P.O. Box 1530 - Miles City, MT 59301
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Posted by Shu (+1798) 13 years ago
WHEW! When I saw the name posted here, my first thought was that he had passed away. Good to know it's not that.

I haven't seen Gordy in a few years, but I do remember he was quite involved in the community, particularly with youth and intramural sports...wonder if he'll still be doing that stuff in his retirement? Anyway, I don't know if I'll get a card sent to him, but I do wish the man well in his retirement.
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Posted by Bart Freese (+930) 13 years ago
I agree with you Shu, I was worried about the same thing.
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Posted by Jeremy Orthman (+437) 13 years ago
Wow, my old Junior High Football coach. It's been a long time since I heard his name.
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Posted by A.Voice (+66) 13 years ago
Yes, Please let us know when the open house is. I would love to wish him well.
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Posted by Alicia.Esteves (+228) 13 years ago
I don't think i ever thought that my grandpa would finally retire. He has been saying this for years and my dad didnt believe it til he my grandpa told him he turned in the papers to retire. My grandpa has done alot for the mental health community here in eastern montana as well as of course all his coaching. I think this a great end to one chapter of his life and i think him and my grandma will have an amazing retirement together. He will always be Miles City blue and gold through and through..
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Posted by urijah (+138) 13 years ago
yes i would like to wish him well also. I hope he still coaches too he was a great coach.
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Posted by Dan Mowry (+1429) 13 years ago
Last I saw Gordy was in 98 playing racquetball against Veis and Kunigi at the Centra. They were doing their usual storm of swearing and yelling - music to my ears having spent a lot of great years at that place.

He can't retire - he'll go bananas sitting around in a hammock all day.
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Posted by Tori (+200) 13 years ago
Seems I spoke before I should have.......it is Gordy's request to work his last day, March 31st, and return to Billings. He doesn't want a party; he appreciated the plans but......I think he just doesn't want to sit in a room with all of us crying. (He's been through that already)

He's not going to Billings to sit in the rocking chair; he's too young for that. Again, his address is P.O. Box 1530 - Miles City, MT 59301, if you would like to send a note or card.

[This message has been edited by Tori (3/5/2010)]
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Posted by Tori (+200) 13 years ago
Doesn't Gordy have more than a handful of friends that have memories to share...........
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Posted by Dan Mowry (+1429) 13 years ago
Are you asking for memories to be shared here on the forum or are you not getting letters sent to the address you posted?

If you wanted them here - you didn't ask.

[This message has been edited by Dan Mowry (3/8/2010)]
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Posted by Tori (+200) 13 years ago
At the beginning, I was letting everyone know there was going to be an open house but then Gordon decided against that (a little bashful?) When a few started posting memories, I thought that was neat so if anyone wants to share anything, please do. Thanks!

Feel free to send a note or card, if you would rather.

[This message has been edited by Tori (3/8/2010)]
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Posted by Tracy Walters (+294) 12 years ago
Did Gordy Jackson used to work out at Pine Hills?
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Posted by Bill Zook (+489) 12 years ago
Yes.
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Posted by Jeff Newby (+155) 12 years ago
Sheesh Tori dont scare people like that! Like Shu I thought someone was saying he passed away! Wow its hard to believe he's retiring I never thought he would.
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Posted by Tracy Walters (+294) 12 years ago
I thought he did. He used to work with my Dad when he was Director of Education out there in the late 60's, early 70's. I stayed at Gordy's house for a while.

Hope he is doing well!

Also forgot to mention...he took me on my first Pheasant hunting trip way back when...I think it was '68 or '69.

[This message has been edited by Tracy Walters (5/12/2010)]
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