George B. Schwarz

I always enjoyed running into George and hearing his booming, enthusiastic voice. He was an important part of the lives of all us Tenneys and will be remembered very fondly, as we remember dear Lois too.
Sincerest condolences,
Henry Tenney

I was so sorry to hear about George's passing. He and your mom were such good friends to the Tenneys for so many years. I enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect a bit during the time he and Baird were both at Judson. May you find comfort in your happy memories of a great guy.
Sincerely,
Emily Tobias

Goodby old friend; you inspired my collection of locks at a very early age. You were the first real collector I ever knew. A generous and kind person.

Just returned from a beautiful Memorial Service! I got to know George at the Jewish Community Center. I taught excercise classes and George was always present. Our class always celebrated birthdays, any reason for a party. George and his wife Lois hosted a wonderful party for the whole class at their home along Warrenseville. A heart of gold. I can hear his, "How are Ya!" still. Iam fortunate to have known him.

To the family.
I am so sorry for your loss. Even though it has been a long time, I miss you guys. God bless you all.

Richard and Marcy

I was so sorry to read of your loss. George was very helpful to me during his years as a safety engineer for St Paul Ins Cos. He always had an interesting smile and kind word.

Later, as a Norwood/Lytle Rd neighbor, I would often see him both watching your kids, and doing little projects for you

George was a good person and a great father.

To the family, I send my condolences. George's wife Lois played a very important part in my life.

It has been my pleasure knowing George for many years. To the family my prayers.