George Leigh Veit

Mary Lee - i just learned of George's passing away. My cousin Hunt and i spent summers at Hunt's Pond and always looked forward to when the Veits ( Carl, Mary and George ) would visit. They were always interested in us boys and what we were up to. George was the class act and we admired his banking success which far exceeded his ability on water skies.....we had good times and sorry so many years have gone by. My condolences. John Dumont

Dear Mary Lee,
I feel so very sad to have heard from Bernadine that you lost your devoted husband, George. I will always remember George, my high school friend, who was such a "young gentleman." He set the bar high for sincerity and kindness. May your dear family members keep their dad's/grandfather's memory a blessing to you forever.

Dear Mary Lee and Family, Our deepest sympathy for your loss. Bruce and Sara Brown

Mary Lee and family...so sorry for your loss. Bernadine Sodaitis

What a sweet guy. I remember going to an Indian restaurant on Regent Street in London, with Mary Lee and George. What a lovely time we had. They were the sweetest and the smartest. I loved his parents, too. And Mary Lee's also.
They were Easton's best (and Phillipsburg's). I was always disapointed that George and Mary Lee didn't settle in Easton, after George's retirement. I mean, you just want to keep old friends together, in the same old place that you love.
God bless George.

Dear Mary Lee and family:
Richard and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your loved ones.
Sincerely,
Rosemarie & Richard Semonche

Dear Mary Lee and family,
May the Lord's comfort and peace be with you all during this sorrowful time. May you also find comfort in the wonderful memories of your husband, father and grandfather.