Arrangements for the funeral of Gordon Page
Redditch Crematorium
Thursday 12th December 2024, 11am
Gordon’s family and friends are invited to attend a ceremony at Redditch crematorium on the 12th December at 11am to say goodbye to him.
A live webcast of the service will also be available for those people who are unable to attend. To access the webcast follow the link below to the Obitus Website.
Link for Obitus Website
Username: voto3994
Password: 366724
You can log in to the Obitus Website at any time to view a test connection (and we strongly recommend you do this) but you’ll only be able to view the Live Webcast between approx 11am and 11.45am on Thursday 12th December 2024. A video of the ceremony will be available on demand via the link above for 28 days afterwards – it may take a few days after the ceremony for the video to be available.
You are warmly invited for refreshments after the service to Ladbrook Park Golf Club.
RSVP – In order to help Gordon’s family plan for catering please reply via the RSVP form below.
Family flowers only please. If you would like to make a donation in Gordon’s memory, please consider MacMillan Cancer Research or Redditch Stroke Support Group. You will find details for the crematorium, Ladbrook Park Golf Club, dresscode, and information regarding making a donation in Gordon’s memory in the tabs below.
Messages / Comments
Gordon’s family welcome any tributes, words of remembrance and stories about him so do feel free to leave any messages at the bottom of this webpage. (Please note comments are moderated so do not go live immediately)
Redditch Crematorium Information
Crematorium Address
Address:Redditch Crematorium, Bordesley Lane, Redditch, Worcestershire , B97 6RR
Ladbrook Park Golf Club
All are welcome to join Gordon’s family after the ceremony for refreshments at Ladbrook Park Golf Club.
Please help with catering by completing the RSVP form on this webpage
Address: Poolhead Ln, Tanworth in Arden, Solihull B94 5ED
Donation / Flowers Info
Family flowers only please.
If you wish to make a donation in Gordon’s memory please consider MacMillan Cancer Research or the Redditch Stroke Support Group. There will be a donation box at the crematorium on the day of the funeral, or you can donate online via the links below.
Dresscode
Smart casual please. Black is not obligatory, and please feel free to add a splash of colour if you wish.
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chatted with Kevin About some of the good times I had with Gordon on the golf course mainly Nailcote Hall 8 balls in lake.
A disaster with an out of control golf trolley that ended up in the water at Welford and Gordon paddling out to retrieve it. Plus many many more happy memories.
One of my earliest memories of Gordon was when he had just got his first motorbike. He was about 16 and I was about 6. As my big cousin he let me sit on the saddle and he pushed me on it. We lived in London but whenever we visited Birmingham we always wanted to visit uncle John and cousin Gordon.
Greta and I moved into Stonor Road over 50 years ago and we immediately became friends with Judy and Gordon Having dinner parties and really enjoyed ourselves Gordon was always smiling and such good fun A real gentleman in every way
Many happy memories working together at Silverline. Plus the fun times we had on the golf course.
Judy and Gordon were our first neighbours when we married in 1966 and we have been close friends ever since. We lived for 7 years in Bavaria, Germany and one summer in about 1982/3, the Page family visited us [by car]. We wanted to show them the sights including Lake Ammersee where we boarded a scenic boat tour. On returning to his car – I think a Ford Cortina – Gordon realised that he had left the key in the ignition and all doors were locked. Talk about panic but fortunately cars in those days were easier to break into than now and with the help of a coat-hanger the day was saved.
Happy memories
I have known the Page family for all of my life as Judy and my Mom (Janet) were at school together, so Deana and I have been friends since babies.
I have many memories of Gordon and his wonderful smile, but one that stands out and stays in my heart is just after my Dad died I went to a party with them and Gordan came and asked me to dance, he said that he knows that if my Dad was there he would’ve asked me, that was such a lovely thing to do and I’ve never forgotten it.
Gordon was very special to me and will always hold a special place in my heart. Ruth x
I remember Gordon from his early days going out with Judy. He was always smart and immaculate. I remember as well doing my parachute jump and his support at Long Marston airfield. A friend since my teenage years, fate was cruel to him in the end, my love and fondest memories to all his family. Xxx