Obituary: Jordan's Marriage

The Marriage of Mr. & Mrs. Jordan
August 25, 2004 - July 15, 2019

 On July 15, 2019, the Jordan marriage, one that brought forth three amazing children, died at the age of almost 15 years. 

 The relationship was born in July 2003. After a short period of dating the Jordans (then Buchanan and Jordan) progressed to an engagement. The engagement lasted one year to the day when vows were said in front of a very small group. Just three and a half months after the wedding day, the Jordans welcomed their first daughter Abbie. The marriage had many bumps, as many marriages tend to have in general. Having been a young marriage, the marriage seemed pretty stable overall thanks be to God. The Jordans welcomed their second daughter Eb almost seven years into the marriage and then two years later welcomed their third and final daughter, Charlie. 

 The Jordans loved watching BBC shows together. They enjoyed cooking and entertaining friends and family. They loved using humor to make it through the tough times. 

 The Jordan marriage is survived by their three girls Abbie, Eb, and Charlie. 

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  1. Kay BradfordJuly 22, 2019 at 6:42 PM

    Hugs my friend, this is never easy but you are going to make it!

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