George L. "Chip" Griesbauer Jr.

To the entire Griesbauer family- I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Griesbauer- He was always so friendly and funny; I have very fond memories of him. Thinking about you all~

My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Griesbauer family during this sorrowful time. I worked with Chip thirty years ago at B&TTIPF and then again at GCIU when he asked me to fill in while his assistant was out. He was undoubtedly the nicest boss a person could have. He taught me many things during our time working together, not the least of which was to be compassionate towards others and to always make someone feel that they are truly special. For years after we worked together, I...

I am saddened to hear about Chip's sudden death. My thoughts and prayers go out to Susan, the boys and their families. Chip was a wonderful person and a great boss to work with for so many years.

Our deepest sympathy to Sue and the boys and their families. Chip was a keeper...a genuine good guy with a great sense of humor. He was always a gentleman with a keen perspective on life that made him special. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May he rest in peace.
-Ann & Bob Harbrant

Sue, with his last breath in this world and his first in eternity, Chip spoke love to you, your sons, and to all his family. May you find strength remembering that you are always embraced by love.

We are thinking of your family with our deepest sympathy. We will miss his generosity and kindness.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Another great man taken too soon. You are in our thoughts and prayers. From friends at The Currituck Club...

We've known Chip as neighbor and friend since we moved to the Bel Pre neighborhood decades ago. Our hearts go out to the family on his loss. One of many of his qualities can be summed up by this observation: whenever we would see Chip, Sue and family in a restaurant or other gathering place,no matter how large a crowd was there Chip would make it a point to greet us both individually and ask about our welfare and how our family was getting along. He was a gentleman in the true sense of the...