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February 23, 2013
Dear BJ,

I was saddened to read of George's untimely death. He was ever what we lesser mortals simply refer to as, and strive to be: A "great guy". His infectious laugh will be sorely missed, and our prayers will be with you and your beautiful family.
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Gordon W. Priest, Jr.,
Baltimore, Maryland
February 23, 2013
My thoughts are with your wonderful family at this time. I understand what a tremendous loss George's presence is. But, he will live in your hearts forever, as well as in the hearts of all who knew him.
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Francine Lubera,
Owings Mils, Maryland
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February 14, 2013
Always had a smile. What a courageous fight. B J we are so sorry for your loss.
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JIM & Patsy,
Wellington, Florida
February 14, 2013
B J and family,

I remember George as a little girl in the neighborhood. I always thought he was so handsome. We will miss his wonderful smile and friendship over the years! Hugs to you, your girls, Mary Beth, Tom, Diane and all of your family!

Patty and Scott
February 14, 2013
The heart remembers most what it has loved best. May memories comfort you and bring you peace.
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Bridget Stacy,
Breckenridge, Colorado
February 14, 2013
I am sorry for your loss.
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Chuck Connolly,
Lutherville, Maryland
February 14, 2013
George Litz personified the best in a man. It is great men like him that make our world a better place. He will be missed greatly by those who knew him close and from afar. Those who were lucky enough to know him will never forget him. Those who never met him lost the chance to meet a great man.

My heart goes out to his family and friends. Know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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Joanna Kopinetz,
Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania
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February 13, 2013
BJ and Family,

Kim and I want to express our deepest sympathies on George's passing. It was great visiting with both of you last summer and recalling the great times in the brick business. George was an incredible person ... You are in our thoughts and prayers!
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Kim and David Cushwa
February 13, 2013
BJ, Laurie, Laci, and Maggie~
I will always remember George as a man of dignity, honor, and integrity. His smile was infectious. His persona larger than life. I will be forever grateful to George for the kindness he showed our son Zachary in his time of need. The last time I saw him, in September, I was so touched by his amazing outlook. He laughed about what had happened to his hair as a result of the chemo. But what struck me the most was how he spoke about BJ, calling her the best wife a man could ask for.
Please accept our sympathies for your loss as well as our gratitude for having the privilege of knowing him.
~Lisa, Carly, Alexandra, Hannah, and
Chloe Mistovich
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Lisa Mistovich,
Glen Rock, Pennsylvania
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February 13, 2013
Rest now with our other departed brothers until our next reunion. You will always remain in my heart and prayers.
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John Caperna,
Hamilton Square, New Jersey
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February 13, 2013
I will always remember our trip to Ireland, what great fun and friendship. I gave him the name "brickman" and he called me "mulchman" Save us a place because we're coming right ehind you.
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jimmy watson,
key largo, Florida
February 13, 2013
You fought the good fight.you are no longer in pain. Rest in peace my friend.
Hank homes and family
February 13, 2013
George's glass ws always half full, he loved life and was a kind man, devoted o his family. It is a fitting tribute to George that every brick in both of our stadiums came from him. We will miss him and his smile very much.
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Peter Schweizer,
Baltimore, Maryland
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February 13, 2013
With deepest sympathy on the loss of a loved one.
~ 
James Gayhardt,
Westminster, Maryland
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