Dr. Frank W. George II

Frank George saved our daughter Meghan as he figured out she had a cranial osteopathic problem vs being disabled. I later visited his office with a photo book of Meghan (who is now a nurse) and had a nice chat in his AZ waiting room. We only heard of his passing as we now live in Spokane WA and my husband Pat (the pilot; Seymour Johnson AFB 1984) was playing pickleball and chatted up a doc that went to school with Frank. I thank the universe every day for Frank as he allowed Meghan to live right, well and grow up to have an amazing family. If it's not too late to connect [email protected]

I am so sorry to hear of Franks' passing. I last saw him at our high school reunion 4 years ago. He was exactly the same, always upbeat and positive. He would do any favor asked of him. Many of us who grew up and played sports with him at St. Alberts will always remember how competitive and good a ball player he was, I remember how the coach admired "Frankie" on how he approached the game. It's obvious he took the same approach in everything he did throughout life. God bless Frankie and his family.

To the George Family,
It has been nearly 35 years since we graduated from Alter High School together. In those days, Frank was a very soft-spoken kind hearted individual with a ready smile for any friend. I was so saddened to hear of his death. After reading his obituary, I was amazed at the life he has led since the days we walked the halls of Alter H.S. I know God must have a bigger plan for Frank taking such a loving and productive individual at his young age. We will honor his memory, along with other classmates we have lost at our 35th reunion next summer. God bless you all!!

Jim,
My heart goes out to you and your family. I am so sorry.
I Wish I could be there in ohio to support you, as you have been there for our family, in our time of grief.
your in my prayers... Love and warm hugs, Diane

My condolences to the entire family and all of those who lives he impacted.

Most sincerely,

Bob

Sorry to hear the loss of Frank. He will be in my thoughts and prayers as well as his family. May he rest in peace.

Carolyn Nicholas Young

We are saddened by Frank's death. He lead such a good life and was a blessing to those he came in contact with. We will miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife and daughters as well as his mother, Aunt Sandy and cousins Bill, Jim and John.
Dan and Zoe McClish

We have many fond memories of our "Med School Family"; his witnessing the birth of our first son; becoming the God Father of our 2nd son and cruised the San Juan Islands with all 3 of our littles ones. Special memories though its been many years, he will always hold a special place in our hearts and memories. Our prayers are with you, his family, and especially his daughters.
Larry, Jenny, Ben, Brian and Lauren Page

We send our prayers and love to the family, Frank, may you rest in peace and eternal be your memory
With love,

Jo-Ann and Dan Jayson and family

Everytime I see an airplane, I will always think of when I was little and I would wave proudly and say "Hi Uncle Frankie"! He will be so greatly missed.

John and family
We are so sorry to hear of Franks passing. Keep Frank's memory close to you heart and he will always be with you.

Sincerely
Karen Schaffer and Patti Winegar

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

So sorry to here of Franks passing. I Have great memories of Frank when we were kids..My Condolences to the family.