George J. Sproull

George and I were old friends from GCC days. We played together often in our youth. I will miss him.

George was a real pleasure to work with. He never hestitated to learn something new and was a good friend and competent coworker.

It has been many years since I worked with George while doing implementations, but I agree with what many have said about his calm demeanor and ability to help get to the resolution of a problem. And I remember that smile. So sorry for your loss. Gone far too soon.

I knew George from DISA for many years. His last job for DISA was working for me on the Web Team. He was a good man, highly respected, an expert on MQ and MIM, and extraordinarily intelligent, and had a great sense of humor. He will be sorely missed.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

George was truly one of a kind and kind he was. His integrity and indomitable spirit was bracketed by his laugh, which often was a relief from the pressures we faced. His knowledge was freely shared and he happily availed himself to the new. My heartfelt condolences to all of his loved ones.

My heart goes out to Mrs. Marianne Sproull & family . May the wonderful memories of love coupled with family & friends shared over the years, comfort you in your time of need. George was considered the original public relations expert here within DISA. With his calm demeanor, any customer who would be over the top with vitriol would be so apologetic once George started speaking & by the end of the call the antagonistic would volunteer their services to assist in any way. I would ask him...

My deepest heartfelt sympathy to you Marianne and your beautiful family. George was a wonderful man. He always made me smile. I will always cherish the memories of the band jamming in Al´s basement along with many laughs and good times while visiting. I will cherish his memory. May He Rest In Peace. My Deepest Sympathy, Michele Thomas and Jeff Evans.

We are so sadden to learn of Georg´e passing, it was a pleasure knowing George and spending time with he and Marianne when our sons played soccer together. He will be in our prayers. Ed and Lori Knittel