George Burwell Chatley

Hello I am Betty Lu Chatley Spurgeon and am the daughter of Bob and Betsy Chatley. I want to express my condolences and sympathy to your famuly and let you know how much I appreciated the funeral mass this morning. Thank you for sharing as I recently lost my husband after 58 years of happiness. George's service was very comforting. Bless all your family.

Grampa gave me a hat with a feather in it I thought it was the koolest hat ever still have it to this day you will forever be missed

I love and Miss you Grandpa. I always enjoyed hearing from you ,and catching up. Tell Grandma hi for me.Till we meet again

Spoke to him a couple times once on FaceTime. Very nice and caring gentlemen. My wife Melinda green loved her grandpa very much and will miss him.

Love u great grandpa taught me a lot of good things in this world

I would like to say a few words about my friend George Chatley. George was the best catholic I knew! This was very weird since I am an atheist and quite well spoken on the subject. George and I became friends because we both sought to understand the difference between the two parties. George was a solid thinker, and I don´t know of a replacement? George, if you make it to the Pearly Gates, don´t forget my theory of air boats and steam engines!

Being one of the oldest in the 3rd Hamburg, NY Chatley generation, I was very fortunate to know Uncle George a long time, even when he married Aunt Gail. As a youngster I would see he and Gail at family gatherings and I also spent time visiting with them in N. Carolina and Florida as a teen and with a family of my own.
Besides my father, John, George left a very positive impression on me, especially the strong Chatley work ethic and family responsibility.
George is the youngest male and last of the six Chatley brothers from a family of eleven children.
Their father, Frank Chatley (my Grandfather) instilled in his children a deep sense of family pride, integrity, motivation and the gift of humor.
My Grandmother, Irene, balanced those qualities with kindness, concern for others and a profound religious faith.

Those who knew George well witnessed these same admirable qualities and almost always with an infectious smile and a gentle tease.
Uncle George, you were a fine example to an impressionable young nephew and our family. Thank you!

We´ll miss you, George, but I´d have to say that the angels above are in for a real treat !

So many fun times with dad.

George will be missed.
I enjoyed our talks and seeing him at the clubhouse playing pool.

So very sorry to hear of his passing. I´m am sure he is in heaven rejoicing with Gail. He was my first and very close friend. I will miss George and our weekly breakfast or lunches. Rest in peace my friend

George was very good friend. Clement J Maurath

Barbara so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Met him several times and he always was a great person to be with. He will be missed

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow

Great memories with Dad!

Dad was also a great Dad-in-Law.