George Dann

The days of playing tunk and sharing treasures from garage sales and throwing hay bales taught us so many life skills that are essential to living a fulfilling life. You were a tremedous influence on so many people, some you may not have known and others you knew well. Thank you for being a wonderful person.

Thank you all for the kind words about our father and grandfather. He was a wonderful man and we are so thankful for the lifetime of memories we share with each other and his friends. We very much appreciate your thoughts and prayers as we remember him. Thank you

Our most sincere condolences to the Dann Family for their loss. My parents, Don & Betty Haisma had the pleasure of meeting George & Beulah many years ago. My Mom had a passion for bird houses and one day while they were out riding they drove by their house when George was having a sale out in the yard. They became instant friends (but I suspect that was the way it was for anyone who was lucky enough to meet this special couple:) and left that day with beautiful bird houses handcrafted by...

George. You were the closest thing to a Grandfather that my sister(Angie) and I had growing up. You taught us so many good lessons. How to play tunk, the art of garage sales, importance of family and friends, and friendship. Thank you for a great lifetime of memories and happiness. You will be missed, but always remembered.

I will never forget the kind words that you said or the poem that you wrote about the three georges when my father past away last year. You were a kind man and brought a lot of joy to a lot of people. You will by missed by many.

You were one of my favorite Uncles. You used to chase me all over with a camera, as you knew I hated to have picture taken. Sometimes it was even empty, but you always got a rise out of me. You will be greatly missed. Love you, Gladys

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow. George was a wonderful person. We will miss him.