George Williams

While working with him at the S.F. Chronicle for many years he was always there to help others. In life he would be called a giver! It was a pleasure to have know him and all he did for many other people that crossed his life.

I worked with George at the S.F. Chronicle for many of those thirty plus years. It was a pleasure to have known him and spent many nights working with him at the newspaper. He was very active in the union and helped keep the union strong and making the workplace a better place to be. His outside contributions to helping others throughout his life was very commendable. I am glad to have known him and he has indeed made the world a better place to live in and work.
Paul A. Waggoner

With the passing of Uncle George it seems and end to an era and our loss of him will not be easy. He was an incredibly generous person who through his volunteerism and political work touched the lives of thousands of people. He had a genuine interest in others and he was also an incredible host wherever he was, but no more so than in San Francisco, his much loved adopted home. He is one of those people who leaves the world a better place for having been here and we're fortunate to have shared...

Uncle George will be missed by many people. He always wanted to help and never wanted to be a burden. I am grateful for the time he spent with me and my family. I am most grateful for his lessons.

George Williams was a great person, i believe someone shared with him that i lost a loved one to lukemia, i am greatful that he still gave me a message, it is our duty to pass on our knowledge and continue to let the "light" shine for our follow brother, no matter what, don't give up the good fight. Rest In Peace great giver,may you will be missed, but not forgotten-----Scott Weaver

I first met George at the Men's group at Wesley United Methodist Church in Hawyard, CA, in 1966. The friendship blossed into his becoming my co-leader of the Yokefellow #1 group at the Garden Chapel, San Quentin Prison (a support group for inmates); working in the South Hayward Parish (an ecumenical endeavor); working in the producton of the musical, "The Fantastiks"; and, to a friendship that has lasted over the years. I last saw him on a lay-over at O'Hare airport here in Chicago three...

It was his wish and my Honor to be with him during the most difficult time in his life, I will never forget him!