George F. Patterson Sr.

My husband and I had the great fortune to meet George through my dad's connection with the Royal Jupoopian Army. George's kindness and legendary generosity to his Army Air Corps buddies will always hold a special place in my heart. My parents couldn't say enough about George's playing host in Naples and later in Harrisburg--remembered as the last (and possibly best) reunion, due to yeoman efforts by George and his daughters.

We were privileged to spend time with George at several...

nate: i was sorry to hear of your dad's passing. always enjoyed his banter and great sense of humor in the esquire room at west shore cc. he will be in my prayers.

Our deepest sympathies in your loss.My parents ,Bob and Lorna,my wife Diane and I are very sorry.Our sincere condolences to you, Lee and your family.

As sad as my wife Leslie and I have been since hearing the recent news, I must admit I continue to find a smirk on my face remembering my most recent visits with George. George always put a smile on our faces during his visits to Montana and of course our trip to Naples last February. A true Gentle giant in every sense of the word, while still a seasoned lion that still loved to roar when given the chance.

We feel so blessed to have crossed paths with George and I look forward to...

To Sharon, Lee, Gillian, Alex and all the family
Kristi, Karli and I are very sorry to hear of your loss and wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy.
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.

So sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad and Grandfather; George was a friend to my father who died 8 months to the day prior to him. My Dad valued each of his friends and said that he would miss each one; may it comfort you to know that your Dad meant a lot to his friends and that he was loved by others.

We express our sympathies to the family with your and our loss of George.

All through my years of knowing, working and traveling with George, one thing he taught us all was integrity. If ever there was a shade of doubt as to something he always came down on the path of what is the right thing to do. This doing the right thing carried over into his family and personal life, I know, as he adored and treasured his children and grandchildren. He spoke of them often and he always felt...

We offer our deepest sympathy. George was a great guy and we always enjoyed his company. We used to run into him At Theos where he held court with his friends.

Our life will truly never be the same again. George was one of our best friends the past 15 years. His words of wisdom and encouragement made us what we are today. We were all blessed to have George be a part of our lives. He truly will be missed. Our sincere condolences.