Ann Arbor, Michigan
Prinzing, George John Chelsea, MI Age 85, died Thursday, Septem ber 4, 2003 in his home. He was born on July 30, 1918 in Bridge water, Michigan, the son of Fred and Pauline (Bollinger) Prinzing. Mr. Prinzing gradu ated from Chelsea High School in 1937, and graduated from Western Michigan in 1947....
Read MoreOur prayers flow for the comfort of your hearts at this time...Mr. Prinzing was a fine teacher, and as I recall, one of the few with a sense of humor with regards to my personal antics!...a fine man indeed, to be remembered fondly by many...Aloha!
Michael Vonderburgh
September 08, 2003 | Honolulu, HI
My condolences to the family. Mr. Prinzing was a very special person.
DUKE WEISS
September 08, 2003 | BRYAN, OH
Sorry to hear about George's passing. He was a wonderful teacher, great story teller, and loved by many.
Karen (Harr) Siegler
September 08, 2003 | HIgbee, MO
So sorry to hear that your father died. He was my favorite teacher in high school. I'm sure you will sorely miss him
JoAnn Steurangel(Steenson)
September 07, 2003 | Delta, OH
To The Prinzing Family,...I'm sorry that I'am un-able to come down state to send my farewells To George,..And that I send your family my prayers and sysmpathy for your loss of your Father,..Husband...and all around great Man.He will be sorely missed throught the community...
Tim Ortbring
Tim Ortbring
September 06, 2003 | 0nekama, MI
Just wanted to express my condolences, I never did have Mr. Prinzing as a teacher, but did always remember his knowledge of the video equipment and his wonderful stories.
Darlene (Beeman) Kaminski
September 06, 2003 | Stockbridge, MI
George was a fine teacher and one of my favorites. He had many great stories to tell his students. He will be missed terribly. My Condolences to his family.
Kelli Cook-Spaulding
September 06, 2003 | Chelsea, MI
sorry to hear of Mr Prinzing's passing. I graduated in 69 and have fond memories
Tom Thomson
September 06, 2003 | Christchurch New Zealand, MI
Marge and family. How many years have our families known each other - more than I can count. It was a special time when my parents were married out of school and George was best man. Then there were the stories in History class my brother and I both learned much from George. And even though it was hard the Prinzings were there when mom died and even at the funeral home George was still teaching me about things that I never knew about my folks! He was a very special person who is missed and...
Alfretta Harrison-Grieb
September 06, 2003 | Jackson, MI
