Dr. George Saxton Jr.

I just discovered this guest book while idly browsing around my computer tonight, 4/7/06. I am one of George's two college roommates, and the recent loss of our dear friend has had me thinking back to the years 1940 - 43 when we were young students caught in the confusion following the Pearl Harbor attack and the aftermath. Following my disappointment at having been prevented from attending the 2/12 memorial service due to the major storm in our region, I sent to the Albany chapter of the...

Dear Mrs. Saxton and Family:

I was very to sorry to hear of your loss and the good doctor will surely be missed. He had so much to give this world and he always went above and beyond the call to help the people nobody else would. I remember him making house calls to so many shut ins and would never descriminate to a patient in need. He was always finding a new adventure and spoke of his boat fondly. He was so proud of his children and his grandchildren. He will be always...

Dear Mrs Saxton
You probably don't remember me but I shared office space with George at 243 Hoosick St in his Troy office.
It was a wonderful experience for myself & my newley started business George was a big help & got me started. I will always remember being on the Radio talk show with him, WGY Bob Cudmore talk show. He was a great Guy & MD, he'll be sadly missed.

Dear Mrs Saxton and family
I always thought what a wonderful couple your husband and you made. You were so sweet and thoughtful to me when I delivered your mail for many years. My heart goes out to you and your loving family. Your husband was a kind man. It was so very interesting to read about all the things that he accomplished, with you encouraging him every step of the way.
God Bless you all.
I will keep you in my prayers and ask God to help you through this time of...