George S. Forsythe

George is a well remembered classmate (51) of mine. Our paths didn't cross after college. Reading his obituary I have learned of a life well lived. Blessings, Betty Hunter Loucks

Clifford Both George and I volunteered together at the National Museum of Industrial History. He shared a lot stories and events in his life as we restored artifacts at the museum. George always had a smile on his face and it was a pleasure to know him. He will be missed.

I will miss my F(f)riend George tremendously. From the moment I met him, I have been a fan of George. George's craftsmanship adorns Media-Providence Friends School's campus in various forms, from the podium used during graduations to the intricate creations such as whirligigs, wooden clocks, marble racers, and meeting benches that he generously crafted for our auctions. George embodied our community's spirit, and all who knew him will keenly feel his absence. His warmth, dedication, and...

"A Marine has passed away today." Sergeant, you are now relieved from your post. A job well done fellow war veteran. America thanks you for your service to our country in the defense of freedom and democracy. We all are grateful for your stepping up to the plate when your country needed you the most. George, the final bugle has sounded and taps is about to sound ending a successful career as a nation´s defender. Farewell fellow veteran. A Navy Vietnam Veteran.

George, Thank You for Your service to our country. God Bless You! God be with your family! Sincerely, A Grateful American