GEORGE REYNOLDS

George is still missed by those of us who had the privilege of knowing him. It has been seven years since he passed and the world has changed so much. I no longer have my friend to commiserate with about those happenings. RIP.

Often, when I need a question answered, or an intelligent second opinion, I think of George, my friend since elementary school. I recall our conversations on world events, and life, in general, and am amazed at how much information he had attained. I know that his significant other and family continue to miss his presence. They are not alone. The world lost a wonderful man when he passed.

He was a wonderful manager when I worked for him in the mechanical systems engineering group
A truly great man

I offer sincere condolences to the family and friends of George Reynolds. I continue to think about the positive impact George Reynolds made on all who met him. We at North Carolina A&T State University's College of Engineering were strengthened by our relationship with George, and we are grateful that we had a chance to know him and to work with him. He is missed.

Deepest sympathy to family and friends who are mourning the passing of Mr. George Reynolds. I share your grief, he will be missed. George was my boss, manager and mentor at Northrop Grumman. He encouraged me to pursue my graduate degree that then helped me get a promotion to further my career. A remarkable, intelligent, gentleman who taught me to take time to think and approach an issue from all sides to make the best decision possible. Until we meet again in heaven, my friend...

Offering sincere condolences to family and friends of Mr. Reynolds. May God grant you peace and a calm heart. Shared memories will be a source of comfort in the days ahead. Again, my condolences.

Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of an awesome individual. We have fond memories of George from our time at Howard Univ's School of Engineering.

My deepest condolences to the family of George Reynolds. We all admired George at Northrop Grumman, for his intelligence and excellence, his commitment to Black Engineer scholastic, his quiet but precise approach and his wit. Rest In Peace George. T. Smith (NG Retiree 2015)