George S. Naum

OH MY GOSH:THREE YEARS ALREADY HAVE GONE BY SINCE THE GENIAL GEORGE NAUM PASSED AWAY. IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY THAT WE SAT A THE NORTH END DUNKIN DONUTS AND TRADED STORIES OF OUR PAST ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE MANCHESTER UNION LEADER. ONE OF THE TRUE PLEASURES OF MY DAYS SPENT IN MANCHESTER WAS BUMPING INTO GEORGE AND SITTING DOWN WITH HIM TO TALK ABOUT OLD TIMES. YOU ARE TRULY MISSED MY OLD FRIEND. LOVE, RAY VALLIERE SR.

I was just looking at an old picture that Mr. Naum had taken and was posted on the FB site for Manchester, NH. I realized that I had some classes with Pam Naum, while at West High, class of 72. I had not realized that her father had passed away, but in just seeing this I would like to send my condolences to the family in this loss. I realize that it was 2+ years ago, but the sentiments are the same. It is so very hard to lose a family member, and just hoping that the family has found peace....

I no longer live in the area, so I just heard of George's passing. I used to work at the historical society and for years I spent time with him each Saturday as he was going through his photograph negatives. He was the most accomplished person I have ever met and loved every story he told me. I will miss him dearly but I will cherish my memories of him. Thank you George. My condolences to his family and friends.

A big loss. Mr. Naum to me (he worked at the Union Leader with my father). I was introduced to him as a little girl but we saw one another through the years and he would walk by my home in Bedford and always stop to talk. He was a very soft spoken and pleasant man. I will miss speaking with him. Eveline (Savoie) Provencher

Sorry for your loss, I met George when I worked in the Engraving Dept. in 1953. George allways had time to talk and often I would develop his picture when I would fill in the dark room. He always had a joke and even though I was learning the dark room he was kind and helped. we both Graduated from West so we had that in common. When I came home on leave from the service I would go visit and made sure I saw him. He was a great guy, and will be greatly missed

My deepest sorrow for the loss of George Naum. He was truly loved by many and showed us all how to be a servant of God. George was my tax client for many years. We would have long talks about his family that showed the love he had for his family. I met George through Robert Hilliard, the sports and opera critic for the Union Leader, another wonderful friend of George who has also passed away some time ago. He is with the Lord now waiting for the gang to join him for some more wonderful...

My family and I had the pleasure of meeting george over the last few years with his two sisters ,Effie and julia. I feel blessed he came into my life and I had a chance to get to know him. He loved his family and community. An accomplished kind man, well loved with a beautiful smile.

The heart has its own memory and I hope that in your fathers and brothers memory you will discover the rich legacy he has left you and find comfort.
With much love and blessings
Marsha, richard and...

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time and may happy memories of your Dad comfort you. Whenever our families would get together many years ago, your Dad was always kind and caring and fun! Love, Mona Metro-Gagnon, Family, Sutton, MA

Joe Bananas. Great man!!! Many times you would go to Precious Blood to light candles or say a prayer for those in need. Your lovely bride Sadie will be there to greet you. No stopping at The Pearly Gates....you have E-Z Pass....Me