Dr. George R. Minor

I have thought about George so often. He was my godfather and a very dear family friend. George and my father were at UVA together , including Medical School.. George was indeed a wonderful world traveler. He was brave enough to take me and his other goddaughter to Spain and France with him in 1962. Of course, with George, we had a wonderful time. I will always miss George´s gentle voice , his boundless thirst for learning in many areas, and his own ways of showing that he cared deeply.

Love Pastor George. Knew him 1972-1976, San Diego LCR. Are there any tapes of his sermons?
Would Love to hear his voice, lessons, again. One confirmation lesson, joke, 1975, was, 'GPC' in the clouds. ' Go Plow Corn ' More later... Richard Baumann age 57. Family knew him.

For the Hazel Green Academy family, I extend sincere sorrow to the family of Dr. George Minor. He graduated from our school in eastern Kentucky in 1931, earning 2nd Honors. He attended HGA 4 years (1927-31) in the 9th through 12th grades. We are proud of his accomplishments and his good works.

Bob Bickers, Editor
www.HGANEWS.com

Our sympathy to the Minor family and the whole UVa family. George Minor was a dear friend. I feel fortunate to have operated, laughed, learned, dined, driven, and cooked with him. He made the perfect Sugar Cookies!
Yahnno & Jill Minasi

Dear Minor was a dedicated teacher and warm friend of all of the residents who were privileged to train under him. His legacy will live on for generations through his students and those that they teach.
My wife and Iwill miss knowing he is still there in Charlottesville!
John and Joyce Clarke

To the Minor Family,
I only Met him one time when his caregiver came to the Pharmacy I worked at and he was a very Nice guy and I know he will me truly missed my many.My Furture Mother-in Law was one of his caregivers who loved him very much.
Marie Shifflett
Marie Shifflett

My sympathy goes to the Minor Family.I got to know & help Dr. Minor many times in retail. He was a wonderful & kind man & I'm sure God has a real purpose for him in Heaven. I'm so glad I got to know him. God bless all of you.
Sue

To Dr. Minor's Family,

He will be greatly missed. I knew him when I worked at UVa. He was a wonderful, caring, loving person. He also cared deeply about everyone always finding ways to make them laugh. He was a great physician whom everyone spoke very highly of him. My sympathy goes out to his friends, family, and caregivers.

Our deepest sympathy to the Minor Family on the loss of Dr. Minor. He was a great teacher, mentor, and friend for 41 years. His memory will remain in our hearts.
Sincerely,