George Henry Evitch

R.I.P. George. Memories of Crim football & wrestling!

He was a good friend and good football player. He was always easy to be around and we laughed a lot.

My condolences to George's Family. I had the pleasure of being associated with George in his football days at YHS. He helped a young teacher/coach learn and appreciate his craft. Jim R. Pell, PhD, YHS Class of '53 and 61-65

I have contemplated for some time now on what I could say. The grief I feel is astounding and often times I am at a loss for words. When your parents leave, a piece of you leaves. The piece of your known existence. The person who's knowns and taught you about life. The persons whom had guided you to become who you are. I could not have asked for a better father. Not to say he was perfect, but to say he and my mother are the reasons I'm who I am. They are my successes. They are the reasons...

To the most greatest step-dad. Always loved unconditionally I loved our trips to the wash and Always going to eat with you at Sizzler and Hometown Buffet. The love you and my mom shared was wonderful you loved my brother , my sister and myself like your own . Even though I wasn't the best stepdaughter you never gave up on me. Always gave me the prettiest bow for my hair and the most beautiful dresses any little girl could imagine. Thank you for being the best Tata , the best Dad...

George, you will be missed dearly. You were a great Tata to the boys Nathan, Roman, and Nikolas. I always enjoyed our conversations about our trip from Dallas to Yuma and your knowledge about the different routes. Moonshiners season just finished and thank God Mark and Digger didn't go to jail. Thank you for introducing me to Forged in Fire. Great show too. The Peña family sends condolences. Rest easy.