GEORGE J. CHIOLES

Dear Chioles family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. One never quite grows away from being adopted into Big G's Gale St. Inn family. Can't imagine the place without him.
See ya round my friend...

Love you George and Joan. Awesome people and very trusting. Great boss always a run for my money. George and Joan were together forever and he couldn't live without her. Maybe they roam the fields in heaven and open a Gale St. upstairs.

My condolences to the Chioles family. I have many great memories working with George at Gale Street Inn on Milwaukee ave as a busboy. Rest in peace.

This world will not be the same with the loss of such a dear man. We enjoyed many hours of lively conversation, fond memories and life stories. We will keep his memory in our hearts forever. Our thoughts an prayers go out to the entire Chioles family at this very sad time.

Bill and Cassandra Gronke

My deepest condolences to all the Chioles. I can't even remember all the things I learned from George. I do know that he is top on my list of "Great Bosses". What a guy! Wish I could be there to help celebrate his life and honor his memory. George was a good man.
Gwenyth Jett, Gale Street Inn, Mundelberg, 1979-1982.

Peter and Vicki,
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Sorry to hear of your loss...our thoughts are with all of you...
Fong Family/Royal Cantonese Restaurant, Mundelein, IL

Pete and Vicki and to all the Chioles Family:
What a tremendous loss for all of you, first Joan and now George. My thoughts and prayers are with you all! I remember George from the Gale Street on the lake escourting me and my Mother to our table everytime we visited the resturant! He always had his greeting"Good evening Ladies and how are you doing this evening?" Always sweet, always helpful, always a smile on his face! Pete and Vicki, live out his dreams for many years to come. ...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.