George Watson Tidmore

I worked for George Tidmore at Simpson Barnett in 1974-75 delivering prescriptions. He knew my parents well; they lived down the street from each other in Dennison, and on the same two streets in Richardson (Edgehill and Frances Way). When my parents moved to Park Lane in 1963, he and Frances stayed put on Frances Way. He was incredibly kind to me and I remember my time working at Simpson Barnett with great affection. RIP, George.

To the Family and Friends of George. I am so sorry to hear of His passing. I know it has been sometime since we had talked on the phone. I enjoyed our conversions, we agreed on many things. My deepest Condolences to the Family. Steven Hollett

To the Family and Friends of George. I am so sorry to hear of His passing. I know it has been sometime since we had talked on the phone. I enjoyed our conversions, we agreed on many things. I will miss our conversions. My deepest Condolences to the Family. Steven H

So sorry to hear of the passing of ol' George. He was a true friend and a great supporter of my knifemaking work for many years. I got to know George while I was working at Stone Knives in Richardson back in the 70's, then worked with him later at Jupiter Pharmacy. I visited as often as I could in the last few years. I kinda felt like he'd live forever! He will be missed.

My deepest condolences to you and your family. Losing a loved one can be hard, but God help us overcome the pain and gives us comfort found in Jeremiah 29:11.