News (Media Awareness Project) - CN BC: Gilbert William Harold Puder, RIP |
Title: | CN BC: Gilbert William Harold Puder, RIP |
Published On: | 1999-11-16 |
Source: | Vancouver Sun (CN BC) |
Fetched On: | 2008-09-05 15:36:53 |
PUDER Gilbert William Harold. July 11th, 1959- November 12th, 1999.
With heavy hearts we are saddened to announce our loss of Gil. Gil had 17
years of distinguished service in the Vancouver Police Department. He was
also an instructor at the Justice Institute of BC/Police Academy, and at
Langara College Criminal Justice Department. Gil was a dedicated athlete.
He played and coached basketball for the University of British Columbia
Thunderbirds; he was a black belt in Canada Shotokan Karate participating
in many local and international tournaments; and he actively participated
in youth sports, coaching both basketball and soccer.
He was an accomplished writer who regularly contributed to professional
publications related to policing issues of Control Tactics/Physical
Training, Use of Force and most recently Gil was a well known advocate for
Drug Law Reform. He is survived by his wife Christine, sons Jason and
Brendan; his mother Barbara, father Richard; brothers Randy and Jeremy
(Freda), nephew Austen; Uncle Gary (Eileen), cousins Susan and Jay;
grandparents Georgia and William Rickson; and many friends and colleagues.
Gil had diverse interests and talents; he touched many lives and will be
remembered for his strong beliefs and commitment to action. He always loved
a healthy debate.
A memorial service will be held on Friday November 19 at 2:00pm at Ryerson
United Church, 2195 W. 45th, Vancouver. Donations in Gil's honour may be
made to the BC Cancer Agency or the Canadian Cancer Society BC/Yukon Division.
Vancouver Sun
With heavy hearts we are saddened to announce our loss of Gil. Gil had 17
years of distinguished service in the Vancouver Police Department. He was
also an instructor at the Justice Institute of BC/Police Academy, and at
Langara College Criminal Justice Department. Gil was a dedicated athlete.
He played and coached basketball for the University of British Columbia
Thunderbirds; he was a black belt in Canada Shotokan Karate participating
in many local and international tournaments; and he actively participated
in youth sports, coaching both basketball and soccer.
He was an accomplished writer who regularly contributed to professional
publications related to policing issues of Control Tactics/Physical
Training, Use of Force and most recently Gil was a well known advocate for
Drug Law Reform. He is survived by his wife Christine, sons Jason and
Brendan; his mother Barbara, father Richard; brothers Randy and Jeremy
(Freda), nephew Austen; Uncle Gary (Eileen), cousins Susan and Jay;
grandparents Georgia and William Rickson; and many friends and colleagues.
Gil had diverse interests and talents; he touched many lives and will be
remembered for his strong beliefs and commitment to action. He always loved
a healthy debate.
A memorial service will be held on Friday November 19 at 2:00pm at Ryerson
United Church, 2195 W. 45th, Vancouver. Donations in Gil's honour may be
made to the BC Cancer Agency or the Canadian Cancer Society BC/Yukon Division.
Vancouver Sun
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