GEORGE Y. CHA

Assunta, Kai-Ching, and Kai-Ming-I don't know if you will remember me, but I lived downstairs from you on St. Paul. I was just thinking of you all today and was sad to hear about George, who I remember as a kind man. I remember you all fondly, especially playing with the "kids" in the hallway and the yard. Please accept my belated condolences.

What a great guy ! Warm, friendly, always a kind hello. You felt special being in his company.Truely a man who made others feel better about themselves !
Bruce-------member Commonwealth Sports Club

Dear Assunta,
I was so sorry to hear about George's death. He was such a lively and engaged person. My thoughts are with you during this sad time.
Maurie Stiefel (a fellow HILR member)

George was my one time close friend. He got me the first professional job when I was a studend at Northeastern. He was very funny, caring, and generosity guy. Although we disconneted for many years, memories are still vivid. I remember one time when we drove from Maine to Boston on a business trip, we almost ran out of gas becarse I forgot fill the tank. The day was getting dark and I became worry. George was very optimistic. He joked around with me while calculating distance vs. remaining...

My deepest condolences to the Cha family for the loss of such an amazing man. Meeting George has been a blessing and I've come to love and respect him very much. I will miss him dearly.

Deepest condolences to Assunta and family. George was a pioneer in his leadership in the Asian American community. I will always remember his enthusiasm, generosity, and quick wit. He will be sorely missed.

Condolences to Assunta and family. Thinking of you during these difficult days....Sandy Dossas (George's mother) from CSC.

For all of us who are connected by the Asian American Resource Workshop and the local Asian American community, we are left with his belief that we should, we can and we will have a voice and a presence. He and Assunta supported us in so many ways. George's time, his efforts, and guidance never to be forgotten. I will miss that smile that he always had, even in a heated discussion, he opened with a smile.