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GEORGE T. PAINE
George T. Paine, 62, of Washington Grove, MD, died March 25, 2015. Paine was preceded in death by his father and mother, Thomas O. Paine and Barbara Taunton Paine, and his sister Judith Paine. Survivors include his son Taunton Paine and daughter-in-law Nicole Ferraiolo, his sister Marguerite Matthews, his brother Frank Paine, and devoted friend Pamela Atkins, as well as nieces, nephews, cousins, colleagues, and many friends and neighbors. A celebration of George's life will be held Saturday, May 16, at 3:30 p.m. in McCathran Hall, Washington Grove. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the George Paine Memorial Fund, payable to the "Town of Washington Grove," and sent to Town of Washington Grove, P.O. Box 216, Washington Grove, MD 20880-0216.
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Deborah King
May 19, 2015
George had that coveted character quality of making the person he was with feel like the most important person in his life. His gentle and witty soul will be missed. Such a loss.
Maggie Range
May 13, 2015
What a quiet presence across the Circle, whose contributed richness and beauty to our life in the Grove. He will be deeply missed.
B B
May 12, 2015
My beloved cousin I miss you so much. We were friends since college and that's a long time. Every day I see funny cat photos that I want to send you. Rest in peace.
Marva Vickerie
May 11, 2015
George was a good man, always eager to help. May his soul rest in peace.
Marsha & Mickey Edwards
May 9, 2015
We are so sorry to hear about George. While we have not seen him in many years, we remember him fondly, both from Garrett Park days and his early years in Washington Grove.
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