George Gorman

To Uncle George's Family, My dad was Johnny Gorman and my grandpa was Uncle George's brother, John Matthew Gorman. We were so sorry to hear about Uncle George. Although, I am sure I met him as a child, I had the privilege of seeing him again several years ago when my me and my mom, Bea Gorman, came to Kansas and saw him and Aunt Mary. We truly enjoyed our visit. He definitely looked like a Gorman!! We are so sorry for your loss. It is so difficult. Although, we were not able to...

Dear Gorman family, I am sorry you had to say goodbye to your Dad. TCee said it was a wonderful service. I wish I could have been there. Mr. Gorman was always kind to me. I can still picture his big smile. In fact, I cannot picture him without a smile. May God be with you in your sorrow, Mary Ellen Dallas, TX

Very good friend, & a lot of good memories.

Jeanne, Joan, Janet, June, Jackie, and Pat, Your home was my 2nd home growing up, your parents were so kind and dear to each other. I saw them once at a KU football game, holding hands looking like movie stars. My memories of both of your parents are long and cherished. Loved and admired by family and friends. I extend condolences from all my family.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, the staff and volunteers of the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force, we would like to extend our deepest condolences for your loss. Please know the passing of your loved one is felt by all those who honor the Greatest Generation and their sacrifices.

Jeannie. What a tribute to a wonderful Dad.Prayers for all your family as you celebrate his life. So many memories to cherish.

Jeannie, I had no idea your dad was still alive. What a remarkable life he had, and you got to have him for so many years. I am so sorry for your family and for you.

What a wonderful life he lived, and a fine legacy. My condolences to the family.