George Ellsworth Dudley

I knew Mr. Dudley while I was with the Planning Commission. He was always thoughful of the staff and was appreciated for any help we could give. He was a neighbor when we moved to Crossgate and he put up with our sons always selling something for the current school they were attending. The neighborhood will not be the same now.

The Dudleys were my parents' best friends when I was growing up. I will certainly miss George's contagious laugh. His children are all wonderful people, and though I don't live in Louisville anymore, I think of the Dudleys often.

I knew George when I worked at Brown, Todd & Heyburn (Frost Brown Todd). He had a warm personality and a sparkling smile that would brighten up your day.

I am honored to have the privilege to work with him and the firm for ten years and I wouldn't trade for anything in the world.

God bless you George and your family and may they take comfort in knowing that he's up there with his wife, parents and other family.

Growing up I remember the Dudley family more than any other. George and my father were best friends as well as Barb and Betty. George and my dad did their best to instill loving the great outdoors into Bruce and me. We canoed down Harrod's Creek and went on fishing trips that were quite fun. The trip I remember best was when the four of us went to Rough River. We stayed at the state park. Bruce and I were probably 14 or 15 and really did not care for each others company much. But we soon...

What a wonderful man with a wonderful family. We were blessed to have known him and blessed to know the family. Love you all, Kelly, Joni, Jake and Logan White