George Milton Beason Jr.

I was fortunate enough to see George’s mother in Publix one day. She is such an amazing and sweet member of our family. We shared how both of us have lost a son. A mother should never have to have that experience in life, but we are strong Christians and we know we will see them again.

George was our consistent and caring friend for many years. We remember how he loved his wonderful family, his vibrant and indomitable personality, his expertise as a lawyer, his service to our country. Our sincere condolences to the family.

We are so sorry for your loss. As one of our daughters said, "He was a very, very good man." Prayers & love for the family.

George was always a wonderful part of our family reunion on Monte Sano.

I have lost an outstanding nephew and I wish my health would have allowed me to spend quality time with him in the past few years. Even though we did not get much time together, I never ceased loving him. May God bless him.

We are sad to hear about George's death. He was such an active participant on the Board for many years here at Shoreline Towers. He will be missed. May he Rest in Peace for a job well done.

The consummate professional, George was a compassionate advocate and a caring friend to our family. We will miss his ready humor and eclectic musical tastes, confident that he is in a better place with a restored body, a contented spirit and a smile that will never be forgotten. Reid and Jennifer Webster

Dear Lynda and girls, I am so sad about George. He has had so many difficult years. You have been a dear sweet family, surrounding George with love and support. You gave him the sun. I join his many friends who will miss George and his beautiful smile. You are in my heart, and prayers.
Affectionately, Nancy Robinson. Atlanta