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Jeffrey Jay Gordon, passed away Friday evening, October 4, 2024, in the comfort of his home, surrounded by those he loved. He was born on September 20, 1965, in Tulsa, OK, to William David Gordon and Colleen (Klaus) Gordon. He attended and graduated from Broken Arrow High School in 1983.
After graduation, Jeff pursued a career in construction, becoming a self-employed general contractor. Over the years, he built and remodeled many beautiful homes in the Tulsa area. His craftsmanship and dedication were reflected in everything he did, Jeff was hired for several special projects where his talent truly shined. In addition to his strong work ethic, Jeff was a fun and adventurous person. He loved snowboarding in Colorado and Wyoming, playing golf, and spending quality time with his family, grandkids, and blue heeler, Jaxn. When he wasn’t with family, Jeff loved to work with his hands. As a skilled carpenter and construction worker, he was always building something or working on projects around the house. Jeff was a man of deep patriotism and took great pride in celebrating Independence Day. He was known for gathering family and friends to enjoy fireworks and his smoked ribs, sharing his love for his country with those closest to him. He made each holiday truly memorable.
One could say Jeff and Dianna’s love story spanned the decades. Though their paths took them in different directions in the beginning, they found their way back to one another later in life. Together, they built a beautiful home where their love for each other continued to grow while making many cherished memories together. Jeff took great pride in being a loving spouse, father, and grandfather. Jeff found immense joy in spending time with his grandchildren, who lovingly called him "Popi." He embraced Dianna’s children as his own with open arms alongside his own children, forging a blended family that thrived on love, laughter, and respect for one another. Jeff was always at the heart of family gatherings, building strong bonds and memories for those he loved.
He is survived by his parents, David Gordon of Inola, Colleen Gordon of Broken Arrow, fiancée` and love of his life, Dianna Brown-Barone of the home, his children, Alex Gordon of Broken Arrow, Austin Gordon of Tulsa, Samuel Freeman and wife Richanda of Keystone, Ryann Gordon and fiancée` Colton Wendland of Tulsa, Laura Ingram and husband Andrew of Locust Grove, Gabriella Spradlin and husband Justin of Locust Grove, his brother, Rick Rueb and wife Marti of Tulsa, sister, Kelly B-P and husband Charles of Florida, grandchildren, Mackenzie Scott, Timber Freeman, Cale Barone, Gabriel Barone, Malachi Gordon, Isabella Spradlin, Olivia Spradlin, Adley Ingram, Lucy Ingram, and Elizabeth Spradlin, numerous other relatives and friends.
The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, October 10, 2024, at the Stephens-Key Chapel in Pryor.
The graveside service and celebration of life will be held on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. at the family property, 9342 South 437 Rd, Locust Grove, OK 74352, Pastor John Limberopoulos will officiate. Online condolences may be made at www.stephens-key.com or on the funeral home Facebook page. Arrangements are in care of Stephens-Key Funeral and Cremation Care of Pryor.
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