George Cluff

To the family and friends . I am truely sorry For your lose ...

To the Cluff family I am so sorry for your loss.I knew George from High School, and was a classmate of Gail's.
We were BHS '57, and proud of it.
I am sorry for the delay, but just did find out of his passing. Best whishes Bill Oliver.

To the Cluff Family, so sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad, I will always remember all my childhood memories spent at your home, love and prayers to all of you.

Dear Kathy and the Cluff family: I am so sorry to hear about your tragic loss. George was always the ultimate professional, fair and compassionate and always a gentleman. He was the yardstick by which all lawyers should be measured. It was an honor to work with him and priviledge to call him Your Honor.

Uncle George was so kind, smart, and funny. I always enjoyed spending time with him. I will treasure the memory of sitting out on the back patio, enjoying the early evening, just talking.
Lovely setting and wonderful conversation! He was always so welcoming when I came to visit. He was a gentleman in every sense of the word.

Kathy and Family - Judge Cluff was a mentor to me as a young lawyer, prosecutor and later as Judge. He showed me the proper demeanor and professionalism that lawyers and judges should strive for. One of the nicest men I have ever known.

Kathy and family, so sorry to hear of George's passing so enjoyed our luncheon a few months ago my mother was so happy to see the both of you. I have always remembered your wedding it probably was one of the first ones I went to it was beautiful. Once again my deepest sympathy.
Pat Conroy Paugh

George was a humble, unassuming man with a wonderful wit. He was a good friend for over 35 years. We will miss him and cherish he memories.