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George Slack Obituary
George Lee Slack born September 29, 1940 in Zanesville, Ohio passed away peacefully at home in Warrenton, VA with his family by his side on January 17, 2025.
A Graduate of Springfield South High School 1957. University of Dayton 1964 with Electrical Engineering Degree and 36 years with the Federal Government.
In retirement he became a Master Craftsman wood worker specializing in 18th Century reproduction furniture. Obtaining a patented vice while teaching public and private classes in his Period Furniture Workshop. He is survived by Paula Slack, his wife of 60 years. Two daughters and a granddaughter.
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Ray Bruns, UDEE
January 22, 2025
George was a smart, and always fun, electrical engineering classmate at UD. He was a couple years ahead of me, but we had a few classes together in undergrad EE, esp at old St Joe's Hall with Bernie Schmidt, a great EE professor. I wished I could remember which courses. George seldom socialized while at UD with me. But I talked him into joining me for a graduation beer at Brun's on Wilmington and Patterson. He had the pleasant personality of the nice picture with his obit, plus, at least then, a quick big smile and great laugh.
Bruce Leonard
January 22, 2025
My sincere condolences to Paula and George's two daughters. I had the pleasure of taking three furniture making classes with George. We quickly established an easy friendly rapport which I will remember fondly. I always enjoyed to the weekend class sessions...they gave me something to look forward to...whether it was the chance to learn new skills or to engage in pleasant thoughtful conversation. RIP, George.
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