George A. Mitchell Jr.

It´s been 20 years George, you were my best friend in the Army and I was right beside you in Baghdad when you call d your name life I remember it like yesterday, we were supposed to run your dogs and hen we got home I miss you still Pfc. Francis Charles(Nick)

Hello,

We apologize for being so late in expressing our deepest condolences to you and your family. We want you to know that we will be sending Care Packages to deployed troops this holiday season and several of these will be dedicated to your loved one. Each package will carry the name, photo, service branch, rank and hometown of George A. Mitchell Jr. US Army Specialist.

We realize that this is a small tribute, but we do this with all respect and sincerity and we want you...

Its been awhile. I still miss my friend. You dad and husband was and still a special person to those that new him and those that served with him...he is not lost, his memory will live forever.

George was a great friend and mentor. He was always up early with a fresh pot of coffee ready. His willingness to share his coffee with others is the reason I am here today.

Thank You George, We shall meet again on top of Fiddlers' Green.

George, You are NOT FORGOTTEN! Miss You Bro'! My prayers are with You and your family! You are my HERO!

It has been 10 years. He was friend and a fellow Solider...I wanted to extend my sympathies on this anniversary of his passing....123 Signal BN 3ID, Fort Stewart, GA forward Iraq...Operation Iraqi Freedom

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This weekend (30 JUN 2011) was the 17th Annual Reunion of the 6th BN 68th Armor Regiment. George served with us and is remembered as a true soldier. He and SFC Andrew Coffin are the 6/68th known combat casualties. Their memories are kept by there comrades.

I was thinking about my cousin Butchie today and when I found this website and read all of the entries it made me so proud of your ultimate sacrifice for your family and your country. I really wish I would have gotten the chance to have a relationship with you as an adult. As a mother now I really realize the loss your family must feel and hope your children and wife are well.