George Weis

I will grealy miss this wonderful man. George was one of the nicest, most generous person. Thinking of the family as they honor his memory today.

My condolences to George´s entire family-especially to his wife Marie. It was a pleasure to know both George and Marie -and an honor to serve in their wedding -while in Eritrea . It goes without saying that George had a unique sense of humor and was sure to make us laugh. On our Christmas safari we gals were busy reading fiction while George, even back then, had his nose buried in radiology books. Look where that took him! Once more, blessings to his family.

My condolences to all! I first met George when he was working in Christina´s Backyard (Christina and I shared back fences) He was preparing everything for her arrival to her new home. I instantly liked him. He was so down to earth and kind. I knew then that my new back door neighbor and I would be good friends if she was anything like him. And we are. Thanks George. God speed!

My heartfelt condolences to the friends and family of Dr. Weis. He was such a kind man. It was my pleasure to have seen him this past summer and share my gratitude to him in person. God bless.

Warmest Aloha , My sympathy to Marie and family on George's death. Malama pono

My sympathies Chrissey, he sounds like a wonderful man

We send you love and prayers.

Growing up next door to George in Elmore was a fun adventure. He and his brother Bill were always involved in some activity whether it be building a raft to float on the Portage River,building various tree houses, selling tomatoes from his grandfather´s farm on a roadside stand, or participating in many other neighborhood activities. My condolences to his family as he will be greatly missed by all that knew him. He touched so many lives.

I am forever grateful for his boundless energy, wholehearted generosity and enthusiasm for teaching. I owe my entire career, hence livelihood, happiness and lifestyle to him. Sending much love to Marie and the girls.