GEORGE L. CISAR

To Diane and the members of the Cisar family:

Dave and I just recently heard about George's passing, and we are so very sorry to have heard that news. Although we knew him from Put-in-Bay, I knew George from back in the 80s in North Royalton. He was so very, very special. There was only George. He was so loved by all and will be missed. We are all so lucky to have been touched by his smiles, kindness and friendship.

I remember George as a man who was always fun to be around. He was always willing to share a story or words of wisdom and constantly had a smile on his face. Take care George and keep smiling.

Dear Diane & Cisar Family,
I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

George, to me was a friend, fellow musician, and inspiratio on how to live life. I suppose Newt needed some good music and companion ship to go with his wine, so he requested the best. So long George and thanks for everything. Mike Petersen

To: Diane and the Cisar Family

For many years George was a loyal member and a good friend of our Fishing Club. We had so many great times out on the island. Over at Heineman's Winery for our annual "Bohemian Hour" we will never forget... he was always a hit with the crowd with his "Button Box" playing.
We indeed miss the Polka sessions we have had with him.
On behalf of all of us, I would like to extend our condolences to all, we will miss seeing George, but will not...

To the loved ones of George Cisar,

I had the pleasure of knowing George only a few fleeting days a year, but his love for life, music, and friendship had an undeniable impact on myself and many others in the PIB fishing club. My deepest sympathies for your loss.

Louie, George, Carol & Diane

It's only been a week since I lost my best buddy, but his void out of my every day activities, has left me more appreciative on the impact he had on me. Someone asked me at his wake how long did I know George and the only response I could give was "not long enough". He was the "Biggest-Little" guy that no one looked down on, but looked up to!
Needless to say, he will be greatly missed by his family and Diane, but Put-in-Bay has lost one of the...

Louis, George and Carol:
I remember your father as a kindred soul to my Dad, who loved him. I can recall making many trips to your house in N.R. to play in the back woods (which I thought was so cool, being from the city). Dad, I think, really wanted to move out there. It would have been a completely different life for all of us. I want to express the condolences of the Holan/Cmolik family. Eternal may his memory be.