George "Horse George" Lascelles

George was his own individual even as a teen when living in Euclid with his Mom and brother John. He had many friendships, many who have already passed on. Even after George quit driving he used to hitch hike to my Mom's house every Thanksgiving as he loved to clean off the turkey bones. His portrayal of Ben Franklin was awesome. May you rest in peace & entertain those above with your tales.

What a beautiful obituary this is in honor of Horse George, and how he truly touched so many lives throughout his journey here with us all. I am happy to have enjoyed a few conversations and heard a few of stories from him as well. Rest in Peace George. Thank you for the memories, and your legacy - Chittenango will never be the same without you.

I was just talking about George the other day. When I was growing up he lived where the Wildwood Ridge Apts are now in Fayetteville. He used to ride his horse into town and hang out at the Shell station my father ran. He would come by the house when my dads western band was practicing and play the spoons, yes the spoons. I remember him washing his horse at the car wash next to the gas station. He was always sweet to us kids. I have many wonderful memories of him. The Lord has gained one of...

It's been 25 yrs. since we have heard your stories and laughter but we won't forget you.

Rest in peace George. Thank you for all you did for Oz and your community over the years.

RIP

Rest in peace George. Thank you for all you did to support Oz and your community over the years.

George, you will always be remembered. I first met you at the old village inn in Chittenango years ago when joey basilio owned it and you used to come in and tell your stories and try to put a smile on everyone's face. That was something you could always do and I feel a smile on my own face just remembering you. You will not be forgotten...Kathy Cartino

An enigma, truly a plain and simple genius will leave a void in Chittenango...God bless my friend.