George Daniel Nan Jr.

I met George when I entered VCU in 1972 as a jr. From the day I me George he became my mentor in the world of commercial photography. He opened my eyes to the real world of professional photography and the following words have guided me ever since. If you do not understand the rule you cannot break it. He honored me by photographing my wedding and we kept in touch at least once a year by phone and card up until his passing. George, you will always be my mentor and friend. You taught me about...

George was every bit a part of my becoming the photographer I became. But more so he was my friend. His patience, kindness and generous insights left a mark and encouraged my vision. He gave me a safe place to make my work and I am deeply grateful. I have missed George in these last years. My condolences to Nilsa and the children. Thomas Daniel

Sincerest condolence to the family.

George was such a generous and gracious person. He was my mentor who shared so much about photography. He was a father when I needed someone to confide my problems. He was a friend, always there when I needed someone to lean on. He was such a wealth of knowledge not only about photography but life. He helped to guide me so much and I will be forever grateful for all of his advice, his help and generosity. George, you will always be a part of my life. I can´t thank you enough for being...

My teacher, my mentor, my friend. I will miss you and cherish all of the knowledge you have shared with me and everyone who have crossed your path! You are truly going to be missed!! You will always be an inspiration in my life! Thank you for being a part of it! Love Deb Dilworth

From a student of the early seventies who has never forgotten the enjoyment of the photography class.