Friends of Jonathan Gorrie: Another June 3rd

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Another June 3rd

Another June 3rd is here to remind us of the day in 2008 when our beloved Jonathan passed away, so suddenly and unexpectedly in Baltimore. We will remember and cherish Jonathan's memory forever. He was our angel.

David and I want to think of your sweet spirit being with us, here in our new life in Corpus Christi, Texas, Jonathan.

You loved to share and connect, go give hugs and happiness. We can picture you smiling at our flowering garden and cute little house.

You are in our hearts for always and ever.

Love to you, Jonathan, from your Mom and David.
June 3rd, 2013.

2 comments:

John said...: Thank you for your wonderful words and picture of Jonathan. I miss him as a good friend and a great person, but feel blessed to have known him and to say that whenever I think of him it brings a smile to my face.; June 4, 2013 at 6:30 PM
Washington Cube said...: I put the Vimeo video made at the time of his death up on my Facebook page on his birthday this month. I will never forget him. Michael; October 25, 2013 at 7:34 PM

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Message from Jonathan's mother

My Dearest Son, Jonathan...

This is not the natural order of things. You are supposed to still be here. You did everything right to live to be 110. I could not have imagined Life without you in the world, without your bright light always shining from within, warming... with your beautiful smile, laughter, twinkle of the eyes... the hearts of everyone who passed your way. You spread such joy.

Truly lovable, truly loving, so kind, so genuinely good and gentle of soul and manner... the sound of somany hearts breaking from your abrupt passing away from us must be resounding around the globe and out into the universe among the stars.

We all loved you so much, my dear boy.

I don't know when, or if ever, this tsunami of grief will ever end.

Are you here, even now? Just invisible? Are you wrapping yourself around us with your aura, your beautiful spirit and soul? Are you putting your arms around me, looking me gently in the eyes, and saying softly, in my heart, "I'm okay, Mom. I'm okay."

I love you, Jonathan.

Your loving Mother.

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I hope we all can find comfort and peace in sharng our stories with each other.

With much grief!
Jamie Wilson

Jonathan's Bio from The Bobwhites web page

Jonathan Gorrie is originally from Philadelphia, but was raised most of his childhood in rural Maine. He began teaching himself to play guitar around age twelve, playing mostly with his older brothers who were also self-taught musicians, until high school when he played in the jazz band and various rock bands. Not long after moving to Baltimore he hooked up with eccentic performance art band Lambs Eat Ivy and joined the trio for a creative and productive two years, playing in such prestigous venues as the Whitney museum in New York, Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and the Corcoran gallery in Washinton, D.C. After the band split, he found himself in San Francisco for a year, where he collaborated with former Big Dipper bassist Steve Michener on a country single, a cover of the forgotten Jags new wave hit "Back of my Hand", on which he played guitar, piano, and sang. After moving to Westminster, Maryland, he joined the country/rock flavored Dixie Hiway Band and spent a year or so playing in various honky tonks and old man lodges from Hagerstown to Charlestown, West Virginia. But after moving back to Baltimore in 1997, commuting to these exotic locales no longer seemed practical. But when he ran into drummer Chris at the ice cream shop on Coldspring Lane and got a job restoring furniture with fellow guitarist John, it just seemed like fate...thus, the Bobwhites...

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Another June 3rd

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Message from Jonathan's mother

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Jonathan's Bio from The Bobwhites web page

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