Dr. George William Baxter Jr.

I am terribly sorry to hear about Mr. Baxter's passing. It was always such a joy running into him. Jane & family, you're in my prayers, always.

Our condolences to Mrs. Baxter, William, Beth, Colin, and Hannah on the loss of a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather and to scores of former students and colleagues on the loss of a wonderful professor, mentor, and friend. Dr. Baxter personified scholarship, conviction, integrity, and faith in ways memorable to all who knew him.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Virginia Avenue/Paperville UMC
James T. Oxendine, Pastor

Dr. Baxter was one of my favorite professors when I was a student at King in the late 70's. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

I am so sorry for your loss. I will be praying for you.

Dr. Baxter was a teacher and a mentor to me. He would praise when deserved but give a "swift kick in the pants" when deserved as well (in a thoughtful kind way). I was his work study for three years in the rat lab. I know the reason I am a psychology teacher has a lot to do with his influence. I am deeply saddened by his passing. Ms. Baxter, William, and Beth, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

I have known Mr Baxter since I was a little child about the age of 5. I was very saddened when I heard of his passing. He is with God now and watching over his family. Mrs. Baxter Beth, William and all of the family are in my thoughts and prayer. Sorry I will not be able to attend the services.

Dear Jane & family
Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of your dear George. He touched all he knew & loved with his positivity and passion. We will keep his memory in our hearts.
Blessings
Patty Kilbreath
Parish Nurse State St. UMC

Dr. Baxter lives on in the lives of those he touched.

Dr. Baxter was an iconic figure to me. He was instrumental in my college success and preparation for graduate school. I attended King College and graduated with a degree in Psychology in 1983. Dr. Baxter demanded my best and he saw my potential before I ever knew I had potential. He was a fair and kind person. He was one of the most genuine and altruistic people I have ever known. He was a great mentor, teacher and friend. He will be greatly missed.

I recall that I was going to skip class one day and justified that decision by telling myself that I was tired and wanted to relax. The phone outside my dorm room rang and I answered it. Dr. Baxter was on the phone and said "Michael, we're waiting on you." I will miss you Dr. Baxter.