Gordon Duehring

Gordon Duehring lived in Flint, Michigan, and is remembered by his family as someone who brought laughter and a playful spirit to everyday life. In the memories shared by relatives, he was a prankster and a source of joy — the kind of uncle or son whose humor could brighten an ordinary gathering. Those small, human details became the shape of Gordon’s place in his family’s story.

He was 31 when he died on March 9, 1990. Public records and community memorials note the date and place of his death in Flint. Beyond those facts, the public record about Gordon’s life is limited; no full published obituary located in available online archives matches his name together with the exact date of death. That absence in the surviving online obituary collections does not diminish the reality of the life he lived or the regard his family clearly held for him.

In the years since his death, family and community efforts to keep Gordon’s memory alive have been visible in local memorial listings and in appeals for information. The loss left a quiet but persistent ache for those who knew him, and the hope for answers has remained part of how his loved ones remember him. Even without extensive public records of his personal history, what remains clear is that Gordon mattered to the people closest to him: his laughter, his pranks, and the everyday warmth he offered are the human details that endure.

This page is intended to honor Gordon’s life rather than the circumstances of his death. If you have memories, photographs, or family remembrances you would like included on a memorial page, those personal recollections can help paint a fuller picture of who he was to the people who loved him.