Thursday, October 6, 2011

Nathan Samuel Jordan


Nathan Samuel Jordan, 33, returned home to his Heavenly Father October 1, 2011 in Riverton, WY. Funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 5th at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with Bishop Wendell Richardson conducting. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery.

Nate was born June 28, 1978, to Samuel S. and Mary Ellen (Hart) Jordan in Riverton.

Mr. Jordan graduated from Riverton High School in 1996 and then from Bridgerland Applied Technology College in 2004.

February 10, 2001, he was sealed to Kami Fabrizius in the Ogden Temple.

Nate was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a mission in Ohio. He was also dedicated to the building of the Veil Crossing Monument at Martin’s Cove.

From 2004 until 2011, he worked for Dave Maddock and then in 2005, he and his wife opened the Iron Works Gym. He enjoyed powerlifting, where he maxed out at 425 lbs on bench and 505 lbs. on squat. He shared a love of comic book heroes with his daughters. He and his wife enjoyed traveling, and was known for always having a project on a vehicle. His family says that it was obvious to those who knew Nate that his faith and family came first in his life.

He was the founding member of the ½ ton club at Iron Works Gym. He also volunteered his time with the Fremont County Athletes. He also participated in Turn on Tonkin.

Survivors include his wife Kami of Riverton, daughters, Grace and Scarlett, mother, Mary Ellen Jordan of Shoshoni, brothers, Cody and Dee Jordan of Bonham, TX, Layne and Mary Ann Jordan of Evanston, WY, Hart and Annie Jordan of Encampment, WY, Jason and Sarah Jordan of Cheyenne, WY and Guy and Maggie Jordan of Williston, ND and sister, Beth and Jason Ellis of Bonham, TX.

Mr. Jordan was preceded in death by is father, Sam Jordan, brother, Dustin Jordan and nephew, Cam Jordan.

Memorial contributions to the Nate Jordan Fund, c/o Wells Fargo Bank, 616 N. Federal Blvd., Riverton, WY 82501 or to the Punish Cancer for Nate Fund in care of Davis Funeral Home.

Friday, September 30, 2011

Wristbands

For those of you wanting "Punish Cancer for Nate Jordan" wristbands, they arrived at the gym in Riverton yesterday. Please stop by and pick one up to support Nate and his family! Minimum donation is $1.00.




The address of the gym is:


515 West Main Street

Riverton, WY 82501


(307) 857-5654

Thursday, September 22, 2011

KCWY News 13 Interview

For those of you who didn't catch the broadcast on Facebook, Nate's family was interviewed by the local news station, KCWY13 - NBC.




Also, Nate's sister-in-law has posted more information concerning an AML diagnosis and how the Jordan family has been "punishing" cancer.




The auction is in full swing and there are around 70 items to bid on. Please join us in supporting the Jordan family and "like" us on FaceBook to view the auction!

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Auction Sneak Peek...

1 lb. of Buttery English Toffee
Old fashioned recipe topped with milk chocolate. Bet it's the best you've ever tasted!!
Personalized Pencil Portrait
Winning bidder would send a photograph they'd like drawn to the artist and allow three weeks for the finished drawing.
Felt Heart Wreath
The wreath is a felt heart that can be made in any color available. It is 12" across and will have a double loop ribbon to hang from a door or wall.Gold Canyon Candles
This gift pack includes (1) 8 oz. Sweet Pea, (1) 8 oz. Lavender, and (1) 16 oz. Apple Spice. Sweet Pea is one of Gold Canyon's top sellers and I will include a gift big for the winning bidder!
Retail value - $45.00
Gold Canyon Candles
This gift pack includes (1) 16 oz. Cozy Christmas, (1) 16 oz. Moroccan Amber Vanilla, and (1) 8 oz. Holiday Wreath. These are from the Christmas line of candles and Moroccan Amber Vanilla is one of my personal favorites! Again, I will include a gift bag for the winning bidder.
Retail Value - $54.00
Personalized Name Blocks
Winning bidder will win a set of four personalized name blocks. Bidder will provide artist with four names and allow two to three weeks for delivery. Each name is broken up differently according to blocks and name length. Blocks are 1" to 2" high and letters are vinyl.

Important Auction Information

Thank you for joining us in our effort to support the Jordan family at the very difficult time. We have been overwhelmed by the response we've received of people wanting to donate items and are so grateful for the generosity of those who have donated. We have numberous items so please take your time looking at the items and then deciding what items you want to bid on. Please make sure to check older pictures at the end of the album to make sure you see all of the items. It is our hope that together we can raise a significant amount of money for the Jordans.

Thank you again for joining us and please SHARE the auction with your friends and family so we can make this auction a HUGE success!

Before you start bidding, please read the rules of engagement:

- Each item up for auction can be found in the auction photo album. There will be many items so again make sure to scroll back to older pictures.

- Please place your bid for a particular item in the comments section of the post for the item you want. Please include your email address with your bid. Let's keep the bids to whole dollar amounts.

- Please be respectful of those who have donated their services and bid generously. Remember ALL of the money from this auction will go directly to the Jordans so again please bid generously.

- The auction will begin Monday, September 19th at 8:00 AM MST and run until Monday, September 26th at 8:00 AM MST.

- Winners will be contacted by email by the individual who donated the item and directed to pay for their item(s) on the DONATE Paypal link found in the "Punish Cancer for Nate Jordan" Website/Blog.

- Once winners have paid for their item on the DONATE Paypal link found in the "Punish Cancer for Nate Jordan" website they need to email their confirmation of payment to the individual who donated the item.


- After the confirmation of payment the individual who donated the item will then contact the winner requesting address information and an estimated time of delivery. For custom orders the winner will be responsible to contact the individual who donated the item to place their order, again after payment has been made. For services, such as photography sessions or haircuts, the winner will be responsible to contact the individual who donated the item, again after payment has been made.

- NOTE: Winners will not have to pay for shipping. Those who have donated items have graciously agreed to pay for shipping on the items that don't have a "specific location only" noted in the description.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Letter

Hello,

I don't know if all of you have heard, but Nate Jordan has been fighting an aggressive form of leukemia. I believe all of you know Nate, or his wife Kami (Fabrizius) Jordan. They both attended Riverton High as well as all of their brothers and sisters. Some of you might also know them from church.

Anyway, to help out with the piles of bills they are now facing, a few of us on FB have been thinking about an online auction of sorts. We would put together an album of services, handmade items, gift cards, or donated items that would be open to everyone to view. People could then bid on these items for, say, a week and at the end of the week, the highest bidder wins the item and pays to a Palpal account set up for the Jordans.

This is how you all come into the picture. We were looking for items that we might be able to put in the album. Anything that you think people would bid on would work. In the past I've seen handmade items (crafts), gift cards, photography sessions, beauty sessions, cooked goods, quilts, jewelry, and much much more. You could even send out this e-mail to others you think I've missed so they could have a chance to help.

If you aren't able to donate an item for the auction, but would like to help anyway, when the time comes, maybe you could help by advertising the auction to as many people as you can think of. We're going to use Facebook, e-mail, blogs, twitter, and anything else we can.

I appreciate you all taking the time to read this e-mail. If you would like to participate, you can e-mail me a picture of the item you wish to donate and a short description that will be included in the caption. Please help us ease the financial burden the Jordans are now facing...

Thanks again,
Elizabeth

My e-mail is eferris@hotmail.com.