George L. Chartier

I feel very fortunate to have known Uncle George. The times my family and I were able to spend with him and his family were filled with joy and happiness. He always went out of his way to accomadate us. I will especially cherish the time TJ and I spent with just Uncle George at his cabin. The stories about his adventures and antics with with my Dad had us laughing to the point that my stomach was sore. He taught us how to wash dishes, cook and eat our trout. I think we cleaned out his stream...

To my Uncle George. Oh my dear Uncle and Friend, I shall never forget you, You were and are a person I have looked up to for many years, from the time I was just a little girl, I always looked forward to visiting with Grandpa and Grandma because I would be able to see you, you were my knight in shinning armor! Not many men could come close to being the person you were... You truly were one in a million. I will never forget how you taught me to refinish furniture, My Grandson still has...

To my dear uncle George: My world was made all the richer for your presence. You and Mary were second parents to me and I loved you dearly. You lived the idea that you could grow up, be responsible and still have a ball. The adventures you included me in! Riding behind you on the Tote-goat (a little motorcycle) up the hill side behind the cabin – only I wasn’t on the back at the top! Mary and my mom, Barbara, were aghast but you and I were laughing and had a wonderful time! Or sledding on...

EULOGY TO A GREAT FRIEND



George was a very talented, fun loving, risk taking, enjoy life to its fullest individual who, like the preverbal cat, had at least nine lives. My introduction to George was a Sunday in the spring of 1942 when my sister drug this scrawny, funny talking person from Rhode Island home to Mom and Dads farm for Sunday dinner. Having never been on a farm, George was intrigued by all the animals and Dad, not one to pass up an opportunity for cheap...

George was such a blessing to our family. He was the best son-in-law, brother-in-law, and uncle to all of us and we will cherish him always.

To the family and friends; I offer my deep condolences to you. In the spirit of the Apostle Paul, we read: "For all things I have the strength by virtue of him who imparts power to me." Phillipians 4:13

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Uncle George,

Thank you for all the fond memories of fishing and relaxing! You were always full of energy and spunk. We will miss you!