George Hames

My dear sister, how you have grown! I know your devoted and loving husband is looking down at you and smiling because you are living your life the best you can without him. You know he is there and always in your heart Life is hard without him but you are strong and your treasured memories are a priceless gift for you alone to enjoy.

Mr Hanes helped me in more ways than I can tell you .As the principal at Wooster 1981 he looked out for me .He helped guide me to an awesome highschool,he'd qith family issues and encouraged me to fly. I know he has been supportive of thousands of kids thru the years..Thank you to his family for sharing such a great man with all of us. May your memories carry thru the .omens of grief and encourage you to smile.
Somyamarie

Mrs. Hames, my deepest condolences to you and your family. I did not know your husband but I am sure he was a great man, and I am grateful for his Marine service. I am certain you made your husband's life a wonderful journey and I wish you peace and comfort. You were a wonderful teacher to me and your love and generosity was something that has impacted my life.

I worked with George at both Flood and Wooster Middle Schools as a school social worker for many years and had great respect for him.

Lt Colonel George Hames was my principle in Johnson jr high school . He was Quite possibly the finest man I ever new. He was strict but fair. I always looked up to him but he probably never knew it. He was a great inspiration in my life . Im very sad to here of his passing. SEMPER FI , SIR.

George was a rock. I was painting ceilings for Pat and she shushed me to be very quiet as George was resting...but lo and behold, he was out back sharpening his tools!

George was an outstanding human being in that his integrity , determination and will power was admired by all who knew him. The most important things in his life were not material but the devotion and love he had for his wife and family. He will be greatly missed.

I have 4 favorite teachers and Mr. Hames is one of them. I was in his class back in the 60s and I carry a lot of what I learned from him with me today. Thank you, Mr. Hames, for being such a good teacher and not putting up with nonsense in our classroom. Bless you and your family.

My late wife admired George as a student teacher at Wooster.