George Allan Wilson

To Grace and family, our sincerest condolences on the loss of your loving husband and father.

Mr. Wilson was my 8th and 9th grade science teacher at Brooklawn Junior High. An excellent teacher, he set very high standards and expectations for his students. My love of science was fostered there and I went on to become a biology teacher and educational administrator. I’m sorry I never got to tell him that. It was very nice to read about his life. My thoughts are with his family.

George, the dearest of men, was a wonderful story teller, a good listener, humble and kind. I first knew him in our elementary school days in Byram, he was the tall, handsome, ever pleasant upper class man in my brother Jack's class (1957). I had an unspoken crush on George in those days.
In 2001, their 8th grade Byram class had a 50th reunion and I held a party afterwards for my brother and friends at my home on Swartswood Lake.
And there, as a former educator myself, it was...

worked with George at brooklawn junior high when he wsa awell thought science teacher
again when returned with his doctorate and served as director of special services. He was always well thought of for his intelligence and happy disposition
I later joined him at SUSSEX county Vo -Tech where he continued to excell in his leadership qualities.He is a tremendess loss tu humanity.