George Napper Jr.

Thanks a Million for the Opportunity. It changed Our Lives. Nathan and Jackie Davis.

I was a Sociology major at Spelman College '75 and took my Criminology class from Dr. Napper. He also held sessions on things we, as females could do to keep us safe on and off campus. He cared and he made a difference in our lives. He will always be remembered. Rest well because you were a good and faithful servant! Dr. Linda Woods Newman '77

I know I didn't know you but thank you for all the services you did provide for our country

My deepest sympathy to the Napper family and everyone who George touched doing his remarkable life. Rest well friend.

I am UC Berkeley class of 1962 graduate, so I was with my friend George on the Berkeley campus(1961-1966). Residing in Abidjan west Africa, I am just now reading about the passing away of my buddy. My heartfelt condolences to the family

Dr. George Napper, A man of character, that believed strongly in Love, Family, Community and doing the right things toward and for others.
Dr. Napper lived a selfless life. Putting others first. He cherished giving back to his community and wanting to make sure, others were comforted.
He honored and cherished friendship with so many. Dr. Napper is one of the founding members of Georgia’s first charter school for young men , Fulton Leadership Academy, approved by State Department of...

He was a good friend with a great sense of humor and always concerned about others. He loved his wife, children and other family members with a passion. May God bless his family and may he Rest In Peace.

He was a Great man & true to his convictions .I missed seeing him during his illness but will always remember his commitment to the youth. Rest in Peace George! All my love & condolences to Dee & family.

Just read about Chief Napper in the Auburn Journal (local Auburn newspaper in Auburn, CA where he grew up). Never knew about him until now. Auburn should be very proud.