My condolences to Joy and the rest of the faimly in our time of loss. John was such a great guy and had such a welcoming soul. I will always appreciate his enthusiasm and passion for life and his most impressive Christmas village! During my stays, I felt welcome like a family member not a guest. Thanks for all the wonderful memories. God Bless.

I am so sorry for your loss. I met Dr. Gurgick through the VA and he was always very helpful and nice. He is in my prayers.

Our condolenses to the Gurgick family. John, you will be missed by the cafteria staff, especially on "Taco Tuesday." There was no one better at cleaning the cafteria rest rooms than you.

Dear John,

You old salt dog.....I just heard of your passage 3 days ago.....I would like to offer my condolences to your family....Our days in the Navy will never be forgotten as you were the best latrine cleaner on the ship.....and due to your knowledge of online diploma mills, I am happy to say I am an MD, pHD, and double masters degree in bioscience and alternative lifestyles.

Farewell my friend...

Our condolences to the Gurgick family. John was a beloved father who supported his unemployed, disabled daughter until his passing. In memoriam a cucumber will be planted in Israel in his memory

To all the family,
Our sincere condolences to you. We just today heard and Kelly is devastated. He meant so much to Kelly and we can't express how sorry we are for your loss. He was very special and such a warm and kind man. We thank him for teaching Kelly more than how to pitch but how to smile. Again we will miss him dearly.

john we will miss you

Dear Gurgick Family,

On behalf of Christina, Amy, John & Kathy we send our condolences on the passing of John. Christina started softball pitching lessons when she was in the 6th grade( at the softball tunnel)she could not even hit the wall. But John, honestly told me that she might have in her to get better. She learned not how to throw but how to pitch & what to pitch from John. As he knew, he always followed his girls. She was able to continue pitching through HS & into college where her name is on the top ten pitchers for lowest era. When her screwball pushed a batter off the plate or her change-up hit the plate during games, "I always said to myself thanks John." It was John that also taught me how to really catch for the girls as well. He had a great knowledge of the sport as well as how to teach. He will be sorrily missed by all that he touched with his knowledge.

Fondly, The Scordato's