1931
8 January 1931: Gordon Charles Pamment was born at Edmonton, Middlesex. His parents were Charles Francis Pamment and Ada Florence Taylor.
Residence: 1931-1935: Broadfield Square, Enfield (Source: Gordon Pamment)
1935 – 1940
Residence: 1935-1940: 295 Ordnance Road, Enfield, Middlesex (Source: Gordon Pamment)
1940 – 1949
Residence: 1940-1949: 293 Ordnance Road, Enfield, Middlesex (Source: Gordon Pamment)
1950 – 1954
Gordon attended Trinity College, Dublin.
1954 – 1956
1954 – 1956: Gordon completed two years of National Service in 46 Company RASC (coincidentally, his father Charles Francis Pamment had served in the RASC during World War II)
1956 – 1958
Lincoln Theological College (1956 – 1958), graduating in 1958.
1958 – 1963: Curate at Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.
21 December 1958: Ordained Deacon at St. Albans Abbey, Middlesex.
1960
20 February 1960: Married Jean Althea Green in 1960.
12 June 1960: Ordained Priest at St. Albans Abbey, Middlesex
1961
January 1961: First child born
1963 – 1965
1963 – 1965: Vicar, Holbeach Hurn parish
1965
1965: Vicar, Whaplode Drove parish, Lincolnshire (6 months)
5 December 1965: Induction into Inniscarra Parish at St. Senan’s Church, Inniscarra, Co. Cork, Ireland
1965 – 1971
1965 – 1971: Rector, Inniscarra Parish (Coachford, Inniscarra, Macroom and Ballyvourney)
1971 – 1978
1971 – 1978: Rector Glenville Parish (Glenville, Watergrasshill, Rathcormac, Aherne and Knockmourne)
1978 – 1991
1978 – 1991: Rector Fermoy Parish
23 May 1978: Inducted into Fermoy Parish
1991: Retired
2010
20 January 2010: Death, buried at St. Senan’s Church, Inniscarra
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Lincoln Theological Collage class of 1956 Gordon and Jean Pamment 
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Gordon and sister Vera Pamment 
Gordon
I came across your e mail for the obituary for Gordon whilst typing in names of people who han influenced me in life . Gordon conducted my marriage service at Holbeach Hurn on 13th (yes- the 13th – not superstitious!) April 1963 to John Foskew.
Gordon was not only our parish priest , he and Jean were good friends and guides to my parents, Arthur and Lilian Huskinson. My father had suffered ill health for many years. He and mother were poor by the material standards of those days and yet they were rich in spirit,hospitable and encouraged greatly by Gordon. He inspired them and encouraged them to keep right on. Father was his churchwarden ( for 37 years at St.Lukes-until he retired) and I believe Gordon was, in turn, encouraged by their faith and steadfastness to God and to the church.
Jean and Gordon gave hospitality to John and to his Best Man on the eve of our wedding. Jean was often not in good health and Gordon administered not only church duties but domestic duties too.
I am grateful to you for having published Gordon’s obituary notice. As we grow older we think back and remember, with gratitude, those who showed kindness, love and charity to ourselves and to others.
Sally
Thank you for your message, Sally. It’s interesting to hear from people who knew Dad early in his life. We took him to Holbeach Hurn about seven years ago to revisit his old parish – a trip down memory lane. kindest regards, Sue