George F. Bawart

God bless

Debbie,Christine and Natalie,
We are so sorry for your loss. We will never forget you from the neighborhood and always missed you. We lost our dad in 94 and know how hard it is.
Love The Mac Innes Family (Carol King and Helen MacKenzie

I remember George and those little blonde girls. We always hung out together at the Elks Club and danced the night away at the "Father/Daughter" Dances. George was a great dancer. All of those girls were little beauties and so polite. Keeping you all in our prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Jan, Debi & Dana
My sincerest condolences to you. George was a great inspiration to me while a police officer with VPD. George will be missed.

My deepest sympathy to Debbie Daly, daughter of George Bawart. Love ya, Tammys mom.

Jan & Family, we are so sorry for your loss and we all miss George very much. His weekly stops at "the shop" to steal a donut and share a story will always be remembered. Jan you know we are just a phone call away. Rest in Peace George!

Yvonne and Tony Parrino would like to express our sympathies to Natalie, Christine and Debbie, who we remember as little girls with lots of blonde hair. This goes back to the house on Western. A few years back. Short story George, myself and Thomas E P Woods III were all hired on the same day. When we got our uniforms from the tailor we show up at the Police Dept on Marin Street in full class A uniform. Gun belt and all. I think Capt Lacy nearly fainted when he saw the three of us walk...

George was one of the most gifted law enforcement officers I have ever known and a genuine asset to the Vallejo community. My sympathies to the family.