George Lee Whitfield

So sorry for your loss. So many fond memories from years ago.

May God hold you in the palm of his hand, and may the perpetual light shine upon you always.

Margie

Dear Whit and Lee, you know how deeply sorry I am for the loss of your sweet dad. It is never easy to lose you poppa - not matter what the age.. I have such great memories of us living on 5-Mile Road. He made sure even my Afghans were welcome (although I think Zach bit him on the butt). He built my fence on Benjamin and always helped with any legal questions or problems. I remember him as an extremely benevolent and giving human being. I know you are proud and grateful he was your dad. May...

I had the honor of working for George for the last 20 years. He never had a harsh or critical word. Never, ever came into work or left without a smile and "drive safely, see you tomorrow." I will miss him. God broke the mold when he created this fine man.

George was the consummate professional and just a great guy who was always nice to everyone. George you will be missed, but we are all glad to have known you.

So sorry for your loss. I loved seeing George in the halls at Warner. He always had a kind word and a smile for everyone, and he will be greatly missed. Prayers for peace for his family and friends.

I had the honor of calling him Uncle George for a bit of my childhood. He introduced my family to Babson Park Florida and Crooked Lake. He was with us the 1st time we went to Disney World, taught me how to water ski on Murray Lake, and made the runniest scrambled eggs you could try to eat. I have wonderful memories of him. He was so very kind. My heart goes out to Beth, Suzy, Wendy and Lee.

I always looked forward to seeing George when he called in his pick up order at Schnitz Deli on East Fulton!!! He was a great customer!! Rest in peace!!!

Had many great times with George in Michigan and on Crooked Lake. He introduced us to Hillcrest Lodge which is a great historical place in Florida. Very sorry for your loss.