CASSIDY, Robert Gordon Ramsay Suddenly at home on June 19, 2010. Survived by his son Timothy (Vancouver), Michael (Halifax), Talli Perry (Craig), brother Douglas (Nancy) (Tucson, Arizona), step daughter Cynthia Dawson, and grandchildren, Jordan, Saxon, and Ellie. Lovingly remembered by his companion Debbie Couillard, by Mary Cassidy and by many dear friends of long standing. Predeceased by his wife Carole Jordan and his parents Mildred and Gordon Sr. PhD in Mathematics from Dalhousie University, member of faculty at Queen's University School of Business, founder and first director of the Queen's National and Ottawa Executive MBA programs and Programs for Public Executives. Awarded the Frank Knox award for teaching excellence and the APEX award for greatest contribution by a non-public sector person to public service. Dean, Learning Institute, Canada Post Corporation. Gordon Cassidy Consulting Ltd, provided services to corporations and governments nationally and internationally. Gordon is in the care of the JAMES REID FUNERAL HOME at 1900 John Counter Boulevard, Kingston, where a memorial service was conducted in the chapel on Wednesday, June 23rd at 9 a.m . Donations may be made to the Parkinson Society Canada or the Kingston Humane Society.

Tim, Michael, Talli You still have friends at La Salle who remember you and your mother. I was sad to read about your father's untimely death, and wanted you to know that I have been thinking about you. I have also had many good chukles in the last two days, as the news brought back many memories of the fun times that the female staff had with (and often led by!)your Mom. While I did not know your father nearly as well, I know the kind of partnership that the two of them had. I also know the kind of children they raised, and the values that they instilled in you,and that tells me all I need to know about your Dad. I hope that you are able to move forward with good thoughts of both your parents and I know that you will carry on your legacy. Liz Westgarth

We were so saddened to learn about the passing of Gordon. He has been a volunteer patient here at the Glaxo Wellcome Clinical Education Centre at Queen's for the past couple of years and was greatly admired by our medical, physio therapy and occupational therapy students and loved by our CEC staff. His contribution to the learning of our students about Parkinsons was invaluable. We send our sincerest condolences. I am sorry I was unable to attend today's service. Sincerely, Cheryl Descent, Volunteer Patient Program Coordinator.