George "King" Milne

Thank you King for being one of the most unique individuals I ever knew. Always a pleasure to be in your company.

King was a dear friend many years ago when I live in Burlington. We were performers with the Lyric Theatre and had fun hiking and biking. We lost touch, but I very sad to hear of his passing. Rest in peace my friend.

Dear Kathy, I'm so sorry to hear of my Classmate King's passing. We spoke this winter on the phone and he came to a luncheon last summer for our Class of 1962. We are all so overcome with loss hear about him. He always amazed us with his athletic skills and never still when we met. Loved his jokes and stories. It is a sad time for our Class. Deepest Sympathy, Caroline George Martel .

George evidently lived a very full and active life. I recall him being a good drummer in a band with another classmate ('67), Lester Figarsky.

Now who's going to take the title of the "Oldest Living Biathlete" King? You finished clean -

Kathy, My condolences for your loss.

Did King go to Redfield? Think I remember him from there.

I knew George as a customer at Tunnel City Coffee. One of the most supportive, friendly and positive individual´s I have met. Sorry about his passing.