George Dunbar

Nina and Folwell, my deepest sympathy for the loss of your father George. My fondest childhood memories growing up across the street in Coin du Lestin come flooding back upon hearing of your loss. He was a good man and the short time we lived there will forever be engraved in my memories. Chris.

Folwell and family, I have so many fond memories of George from selling lots in his developments to volleyball games on the lawn of Bayou Bonfouca. He was an exceptional individual. I´m lucky to have known him. Carol

Many evenings spent with George, Kirk, Duffy, (wonderful food) and great stories. Always attending George´s shows and marveling at his talent, humility and grace. Through the early years, watching him sculpt the landscapes for his subdivision projects with the same hand he used in his artwork. Amazing. He was a wonder and I adored him.

To the Family of George Dunbar, George's long and distinguished life made a deep and lasting impression on everyone he encountered. Generous of spirit and the embodiment of grace, he was a man to be admired, celebrated, and cherished. Our family shared many of the happy times along Bayou Bonfouca with his and these memories comfort us all in this time of loss. It was always an exciting adventure for us to wander into his special world of art, nature, and family. His curious and calm...

My first memory....it probably was mid 60s, my parents, Nelita and John Hooper, had a party at our home. Jane and George were there. My memory, was how different they were then my parents other friends. Well, of course they were much younger then most of my parent´s friends. I do not remember how my mother and George began their longtime business relationship. My memories of the many projects they did together are positve. It seems to me that they both held each other in high regard....