Leonard Henry GEORGE

I heard of Leonard George's passing after the fact and was very sad. A great and generous soul no longer on the earthly plane, but his spirit lives on.

I met Leonard on a handful of occasions. We didn't really engage in conversation. It was always me wanting something from him and him giving his time, energy and voice, freely.

When I was a student at Douglas College in the early 80s, Leonard came and spoke and sang in an Ethnic Minorities class. He made a great impression on...

A great man will surely be missed by thousands a light to the world has gone rest in peace Leonard

Our sincerest condolences to the family, extended family, and all the Tsleil-waututh Nation for the loss of Chief Leonard George. We were very priviledged and honoured to meet him in September despite his illness to speak with him about our upcoming opera production of The Ecstasy of Rita Joe, and shared many of his wonderful early memories, participation and insights about the play with him. May the legacy of this kind and gracious soul continue to thrive.

Sincere condolences to Leonard's Family and all of His Nation!
I was fortunate to have Leonard as a friend and classmate at Notre Dame high school. Even then Leonard had a presence and I knew He was special. Certainly ( a life well lived ) describes Leonard. Rest In Peace my Brother,

My condolences to The George family.
I sold flowers at a outdoor flower stand and I met Leonard there he was such a well spoken and such a nice man. It was always nice chatting with him.

My condolence to the family fron Jane Charlie from Kwawkwawapilt Kawa Aplilt

My sincere condolence to the George family with the passing of Chief Leonard George.
I had the privilege & honour to have been the George family and other members of the Tsleil Waututh Band. The George family legacy will be carried on by the generations present and coming.
Sincerely Dr George Sakata

Our sincerest condolences to the family, extended family, and all the Tsleil-waututh Nation for the loss of Chief Leonard George. We never had the privilege of meeting him in person, but we, like so many others, have benefited from all the work he did for all of us and our planet.
JD Cottier & T. Gama-Pinto
Raven Woods, on Tsleil-waututh Land,
British Columbia