George Edward Falls Jr.

Mr. Falls was my supervisor when I worked at Holiday Inns. There was never anyone like him. I tell the Lord, Thank you for permitting our paths to cross. May he continue to rest in peace, Gone but not forgotten!

He was a very special gentleman!

We were very sad to learn of the passing of Mr. George this week upon arrival at The River Inn. All of us from Signode looked forward to visiting with him during our annual trip to Memphis for the Farm & Gin Show. He was the reason we chose The River Inn as our preferred hotel for this trade show each year. He will be remembered as a true Southern Gentleman for his grace and kindness. He truly touched each of us with his kindness and warmth with each return to this special place. ...

Jackie, I was both shocked and saddened to hear the sad news, and my heart goes out to you and your family! Don and I enjoyed so many happy hours at The Downtown Grill when we were at Ole Miss and then, of course, back here at home it was Paulette's.
(If I'm not mistaken, George belonged to St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Oxford as did Don and I.)
You and I enjoyed some fun times also when we were at the Woman's Exchange together!
I know Don and George are enjoying...

George Falls was my supervisor at Holiday Inns, Inc. He respected me like he did those who didn't look like me. I tell the Lord Thank you for Mr. Falls. Mark Stansbury, HI Public Relations and Community Relations.

George made Memphis a better place, it is an honor to have known him!

Marq and I are very saddened to hear of this. Every time we came to Memphis we always came to Paulette´s for drinks and dinner and always enjoyed our conversations with George. Katherine Larigakis Warner and Marq Warner.

My wife ,Diane and I have been eating with George for 49 years. He was always a gracious host and became our friend. Mack & Diane Land

Jackie, I worked for the orchestra in administration for several years. Even when he was working to raise millions of dollars, he knew my name, what my job was, and asked after my family. He was perhaps the kindest man I've ever known.