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Brian Weal
January 24, 2012
I met Georg Ann in the fall of 1979, in Horticulture Classes, at Triton College. What I remember most about Georg Ann was her keen eye and quick identifications for proper Horticultural designs and planning, and the ability to make it into a reality. I shared many a conversation about gardening and learned a lot from her. Because of her non-judgmental nature, as I recall, kept me in pursuit of all things beautiful, green, and plant able. What a great inspirational lady. My deepest sympathies to Tom and Rebecca; and to all who knew Georg Ann.
Patricia Koko
May 17, 2011
I met Georg Ann over 35 years ago when she graciously gave of her time and talent to teach my home care workers how to maintain a Kosher kitchen for a client and I was privileged to call her a friend from that time. So glad we were able to honor her as one of the 60 over 60 in April. She will be missed.
Ioana Barza
May 12, 2011
I keep remembering Georg Ann's welcoming smile and her amazing hugs. She had a brightness and a warmth that always made me feel loved and accepted. This was gift I will always treasure. I feel so blessed to have known her through the years...decades...despite the distance. Becky and Dad, I send you warm hugs of comfort and that bright warmth that keeps glowing in her memory.
Emily Ralph
May 11, 2011
I am addicted to shopping at the Economy Shop, and I always visit the Book Department...every time Georg Ann had smiles and laughter for me (along with comment about the books I had selected). I will now miss her and think of her every time I am there. My utmost sympathies to all of her family and friends!
Ingrid Pearson
May 10, 2011
My deepest sympathy to all who knew and loved Georg Ann. She was an inspiration & an example to me throughout our acquaintance. A compassionate, intelligent woman, and a willing and important volunteer whose loss will be keenly felt for a very long time to come.
I now know that she had more influence over the course of my adult life than I ever realized before, and I am a much better person for having known her.
My heartfelt condolences.
Brenda Watkins
May 9, 2011
My dear, sweet friend - I can't believe you're gone. I'll miss you.
Wendy Hull-Sansone
May 9, 2011
Dear Tom and Rebecca, although I was but a child when I met Georg in the summers she taught at the Forest Park park on 16th and Circle, she opened up a world of incredible longing for knowledge and the joy of music. I cannot look at or hear a Ukelele without thinking of her with great fondness. Tom I remember you coming to the park to see her and I am glad you had the years together. I was just one of the many children who's lives she touched.Growing up in Forest Park There were not many on the south side who did not know who she was. She always made beautiful music! With much kindness, Wendy Hull-Sansone and the whole Hull Family
May 9, 2011
Dearest Hedy and Family I wish I could be there with you today
Know that you are loved and that there are many prayers of love being sent for you and your family. Your sister was truely blessed to have a sister like you and you blessed to have her. Celebrate her life, remember her love, she will always be in your heart.
Deb Morge-Erickson
May 8, 2011
A family is a web, woven out of time, love, energy, and spirit. We weave ourselves together, building something larger than ourselves out of our individual lives.
Georg Ann was an expert weaver, creating family where ever she went with her great spirit and gentle humor.
She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. The Light with her always, and with us.
Marisa Ursini Brancato
May 8, 2011
The most amazing, kind, caring, giving woman I had the honor to know and call my Aunt. She touched so many lives and will be missed more than words can say. I love you Aunty GeorgAnn!
May 8, 2011
To the Zussman Family. Please accept my sincere sympathies. I remember your whole family while I was growing up in Forest Park. Your folks were always so kind when we went into their store on Madison Street. Alan you and I were in the same class at Proviso East. If you find the time, please email me. [email protected]. Sincerely, Elaine Bliss Rantis
Ruby Hilker
May 8, 2011
Such a kind, gentle soul, taken far too soon. I will miss your sweet smile, your humor, your comfort and your friendship. You were a wonderful teacher to Rachel and a loving friend to us all. Our deepest condolences to Tom, to Becky and to the entire family.
Ruby, Wally and Matthew Hilker
Rachel and Jonathan Shapiro
May 8, 2011
Extending our condolences to the Amato family. How devastating to lose a loved one. May the God of all comfort give you the strength to cope during this difficult time. (2 Cor. 1:3,4)
Sandy Boggess
May 8, 2011
My best friend since the day we moved next door to her. I love you GeorgAnn. Our deepest sympathies to Tom and Becky, we love you both. Sandy boggess
shirley lieb
May 7, 2011
My dear friend of 33 years. How I will miss you.
Our deepest sympathies to Tom, Becky and the rest of the family, Mo and Bagel too.
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