George T. DUPRÉ

George loved boats and boating
His first boat up on the Fox River was a wood boat that allowed his family and friends to go all over the chain of Lakes. His first fiberglass boat was next and his passion for design
led him straight to Henry Slicker who designed the Slickcraft Robalo and Tiara boat products.

A red Slickcraft 18 ft was first and it was fast and fun. His next jump was to a 23 ft Robalo he and I drove down to Big Pine Florida to enjoy at the Ocean Reef Club. Wow did that help us discover the amenities of fishing and snorkeling in Key Largo.

Dear Family of George, I just learned of George's passing today. I had the privilege of meeting this great soul a while back. He was a gentleman and just plain fun to be around. A real zest for life. How lucky you all are to have know him all your life.

Thanks for sharing George with us. We loved hearing his laughter through the lilacs, and seeing how much fun he had with Val, Mike and the kids.

Many thanks to all who have remembered Dad.

Please celebrate his spirit from time to time, and know that his spirit lives on through his children, grandchildren and all whose lives he touched.

Steve Dupre'

We always enjoyed visiting with George. He was kind, knowledgeable and very humble, considering all he had accomplished. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family.
Steve & Annette Pomahatch

Our condolences to the Dupre' family. It was an honor and a pleasure to have known your father, he will live on in our thoughts and memories until we meet again.

Val and Mike,

We were not given the honor of meeting George, but still we are sad and thinking of you as you say goodbye to this dear man who meant so much. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.

Holly and Renee

Our sympathy to all of the family. George was a very nice man.

The Adeline Florness Family

My family has great memories of your mom and dad and the rest of "The Gang". Whenever they got together us kids didn't get much sleep with the laughing going on downstairs. "Timmy" left us way too soon. It is so nice to hear how much your dad enjoyed his later years on the bluff by the great river. May his spirit soar.

with condolences for your loss,
Stephanie Stauder Kenny

Ah Mr. Dupré... We will miss you, but we will remember all the great experiences you put before us when we played as children on Pleasant Hill.

Now, many years later, as a professional designer myself, your creative insights and pursuits were an inspiration to me (and Mark) and now, as an adult, I find it humbling where they were ignited, where they came from.

You led an amazing life and as far away as we are now, you will still have a place in my memory and heart, as to what you shared with us and what you represented on this earth.

May your spirit somehow guide us all to be better seekers, believers, and doers, sharing our love, and making the world a better place.

I would like to extend my condolence to George's family. I reside in Stockholm, WI and always liked seeing George and talking with him. He was very personable.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. George was truly a great man who has touched many lives and will be missed by all who knew him. His spirit is flying with the eagles over the bluffs of the great Mississippi. May God comfort you during this most difficult time. Debra and James Musgrave, Arkansaw, Wi.

Valerie and mike.....valerie, we only met you and george one time and what an impression he made on us.He welcomed us into his charming home and was a sweet host.All of our deepest sympathies

My condolences to George's family.

Our thoughts and our prayers are with you, Steve, Mark and Valerie during this difficult time. We loved your Dad and your Mom and all of the wonderful time spent together on Pleasant Hill. Your Dad was a great man, one we will always hold in the highest and warmest regard. We will miss him.
With Love,
The Lynch Family

Our sympathies and prayers go out to George's family. We join may others who will sadly miss him. He was a truly great addition to any community.