George M. Van Arnam

Dear
Friends ~~
Tim and I just heard the news about your father's passing and we are
stunned. Tim worked for George for 13 years and enjoyed him as a boss
and mentor. His affable ways made him a delight to know and when Tim
and I decided to marry, we asked George to officiate. Unfortunately, he
had a stroke before our wedding and could not marry us. Tim and I were
so impressed with the many different accomplishments George had under
his belt. He will be missed by the...

We were young EMTs and Paramedics. We believed in our cause. George believed in us. The bond that we share now as former "Beacon Boys" started with George ... the Godfather of EMS in Volusia County. God bless him.

Dear Pat and Family,
Altough we have not kept in touch for some time, the both of us have always thought of you as special friends. We are so sorry for your loss and will be in our prayers. Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

So much time has past since George gave me the opportunity to become an EMT/Paramedic at Beacon Ambulance. Memories of that time have passed fondly through my thoughts many times over the years.

I sincerely wish your family peace and comfort in this time of loss, and know that the prayers of many of his old employees go out to you.

Goodbye George.

Dear Lisa, Mark, Scout and Family,

Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time.

Much love,

Aunt Pat, Mark, Scott and Janice
Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers.The great one's like Uncle George are always remmebered in our hearts and minds. All our love from the Columbus Doehrels, Andy, Joan, Grant, Amber, and Adam

George we go back many many years in 'Daytona when I was a Deouty Sheriff Investigator,and State Attorney Investigator, God Bless you and your family.

George was always approachable by all that worked for him, and by his actions you knew he was working for you. He listened to the needs of his employees and made sure that everyone was able to do their job to the best.

Pat, Mark, Scott and Janice,
My heartfelt condolence to you, George was a visionary who had the courage to believe in the future of a handful of individuals that continue to improve the world we live in today, one life at a time. I am eternally grateful and cherish the life experiences gained by his leadership and love. Beacon Medic 52 Seabreeze Circle 1974-77.