George Kittredge

I am so sorry for your family´s loss. We got to know George when he moved up to Sudbury, and my dad and he had a special bond. Despite their dementia and loss of verbal communication skills, they bonded with handshakes and gestures and touch. It was very moving to see these two men who I´m sure would´ve been friends whenever they met, offer comfort to each other. Bonnie, I am so sad for you and your family, but I know George is in a better place and the suffering and confusion are gone. ...

We were so sorry to learn of your father's passing. Our thoughts are with your family.

When I think of George I invariably picture him with a big smile on his face. Although I had not seen him for many years, he left an indelible impression on me. George was truly a mensch. My condolences to his family.

George and Marlene and family were an integral part of our lives in Longmeadow. We shared Yom Tov celebrations, and many family events together. We had the opportunity to have George and Marlene visit us in Colorado and share the beautiful mountains together. George was a true friend and "Happy Warrior" always a pleasure to be with . George and Sylvia Falk Snowmass Village Colorado.

I grew up with George and his brothers ,,,They were the best !!!!!!!!!!!! George was a great guy , terrific athelete , and a genuine good person .....We all spent time playing ball in Forest Park and our home was the " JCC " ....The Kittredges and Webber families were the backbone of the neighborhood ..........May God watch over George and his chidren.....Jim Vinick

It was an honor to have known George. He helped me so much in those early years in business as he did for so many of us. A very generous and kind human being, I wish there were more Georges surrounding us. God bless.