Gordon and Gail Nathan Celebrate 50 Years Together

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Published June 4th, 2014

Gordon and Gail Nathan Celebrate 50 Years Together

Gordon Nathan and Gail (Goldstein) Nathan will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on June 7. They met at Lincoln High School in San Francisco, began dating their junior year and married in June 1964. The Nathans moved to Moraga in 1969, where they raised their three daughters. Gordon retired in 1995 after 30 years with the American Automobile Association (AAA). Gail continues to work at Krumrei & Ross, where she began in 1984. The couple love to travel, dance, hike and spend time with their six grandchildren. Their daughters, Andrea Lowery and Michelle Williams, both of Portland, Ore., and Shari LaBuwi of Scottsdale, Ariz., will host a party for them later in the month.



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