George Heath Jr.

I joined to Pacific Mutual in 1959 in the age of 32. George was a respected elder member of the Agency, a nice, friendly and helping associate. We had a friendly, interesting relationship during the years I was with the company.
Nicholas Molnar

I have known George (I always called him 'Mr Heath' as he always deserved such respect) for about 40 years. During this time he has shown great personal support, and have shared many stories, personal as well as comical. He was a prince of a man!
Jeff Higginbotham

Mr. Heath was a Great Man,I,ve known him for over 30 years.HE loved all people,he personally helped me and my family many times.I loved the man and his passion for life.I just heard of his passing 6/17/15.SO sorry I missed his service.Sorry to hear about Brook also.Prayers to the family,they are with GOD now,doing his work.I managed the property on 14th st.,for over 10 years for Mr. Heath,I knew him well,and the hold Family.Iam Bobbie Lee,take care,keep your head to the sky.

The first time I met George, he asked if I wanted to see him wiggle his ears and he did. When he came to Modesto to see his brother Frank (My stepdad), he always had a smile and a new joke to tell. You will be missed by all, but you left people with great memories. Rest in peace. Sandy McGuff

To the family, so very sorry for your loss, your precious family will remain in our prayers. As you take each day one step at a time and hold on to the loving memories of your loved one, may God grant you strength to see each day through. 2 Corinthians 4:7

George was a great family man and businessman. He helped me out early in my own business career on only faith and a handshake. I have always admired him greatly. Bruce Taylor

I only met Mr. Heath a couple of years ago but have seen him almost daily since as we worked in the same building. Coming to work every day he was an inspiration to all of us who are beginning the process of getting on in years.
Always cheerful, patient and friendly he was a favorite even among the workers who were remodeling the floor his office was on. I will miss him.

We owned the building for 20 years, where he kept his office and we live in Piedmont a block away from his home. I met with him regularly and once he even gave me a ride home. He was an exceptionally fine gentlemen.
I will miss him and remember him.

I worked in his building, and he was a true gentleman! Condolences to his family.