George W Fellendorf

It was truly an honor to know him if only for a short while. We loved his book.

I had the privilege of meeting George and Hazel 11 yrs ago at Woodlands Lutheran church in Montverde Fl. George was a friendly, warm and caring person. When he introduced himself and said he was from Keene, NH. my husband informed him we were married there 40 yrs. ago (1962) at his church. Before we were even out the church door, he had invited us to his home so we could re-visit that church. We went back and my husband passed away two months later. George touched my life in a very special way, thanks to him and Hazel I have that precious memory of re-visiting the church. George blessed the lives of many people along his path, me being one of them. Hazel, may God comfort you and your family as you mourn his passing and look forward to a joyous reunion in Heaven.

"Onward Christian Soldier". That's the hymn that comes to mind when I think of George. His pen was his sword. His broad smile his shield. "Glory, laud and honor unto Christ the King" was his song. In the many lunches we shared over the years he inspired me with his dedication to freedom and devotion to his
Lord. Had he been born in the 1700's, we would be celebrating him as one of the "Son's of Liberty" today. And he would say to us: "Onward Christian Soldiers".

Hazel, you and George always reached out to my family (sheri, ryan and patty) with friendship, fellowship, food and LOVE. I am so blessed to have known George in a way not everyone could of having been your neighbor. I look forward to the day we are all reunited in heaven. God bless, Bill and Patty Fleming

Like I have said George is not dead, he is just away. Let us remember this day as one of celebration of life as we know that George is at rest with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Dennis Wenzel

Dear Hazel,

It only took one conversation for us to realize,"this is a special man." Only later did we learn why he spoke with the voice of authority and wisdom. Receiving the love and hospitality from both of you is warmly remembered when we think of our brief time in Keene.
Unfortunately, we are out of state, otherwise we would definitely be there for the service. Please know you will be in our prayers, and we know the Church will be full of comfort and love in the name of Jesus.
In His love,
Don & Karen Colageo

Tuesday, October 01, 2013
George W. Fellendorf has been a special friend.
He´ll always be remembered in friendship and respectful sentiment.
Annelie
Today at 11:00am we´ll especially be thinking of him and his family.
Annelie Williams and Siegfried Boley Nuertingen/ Germany

I came to know George whilst he was working in Slovakia. He generously introduced me to the world of hearing impaired individuals. He guided, advised and advanced my professionalism within this field.

George was a warm, caring and generous gentleman. He was always helpful when I needed his assistance. His energy and passion always directed me along the right path, whenever I found myself in challenging situations.
Both my personal and professional life has been deeply enriched by his love, guidance, patience and humility. I was blessed to know him.
God Bless You George and may you rest in peace. Daniela Hudecova (Bratislava, Slovakia)

Hazel, I will attend the service at 11:00 a.m.
Carl Panza

Hazel-sorry that we will be unable to attend George's memorial sevice. Our prayers our with you. Mary & Dudley

I got to know George at the time he was the executiv-director of AGBell. He contributed many good ideas to help children who are hearing impaired. Together we started the international councelling center for parents of hearing impaired children in Meggen, Switzerland, which I would not have started without his advice.
Susann Schmid-Giovannini,
Switzerland

George was a wonderful friend and co-partner in many community service projects. Our friendship began with the formation of the Cheshire County Christian Coalition which George founded. He served on the Board of Directors at Elm Research Institute and Liberty Tree Society to help us restore the American elm and promote the message of our country's founding and freedom. He was also an asset to the Board at the Pregnancy Resource Center in Keene. But more than all these works, his greatest accomplishment was spreading God's word so that many would be lead to Christ. We miss you George and look forward to the day when we are re-united in heaven where you will be awarded many crowns.

"George was a true American patriot who would have stood side by side in the battle for independence and liberty with Washington, Adams and Jefferson had he lived in 1776. George was compassionate toward those who were less fortunate, a devoted family man and a dedicated servant to his Lord. He was my friend, a moral example and an inspiration."
Senator Bob Smith

"George was a true American patriot who would have stood side by side in the battle for independence and liberty with Washington, Adams and Jefferson had he lived in 1776. George was compassionate toward those who were less fortunate, a devoted family man and a dedicated servant to his Lord. He was my friend, a moral example and an inspiration."
Senator Bob Smith

A deeply caring and inspirational man! My mother (Edeltraud Fellendorf) and I loved his book. I am honored to have known him.

George was a gentleman and a true friend. I will long remember him as a compatriot in the quest for liberty.

Uncle George was a wonderful person who knew me from the time I was born. My fond memories of his family in Sea Cliff NY as well as the other places that he lived will be remembered by my brothers and I. To God Be The Glory! Rest in peace, Uncle George.

I enjoyed working with George when he served on the Board of the Pregnancy Resource Center. He had many ideas to share from his vast experience and knowledge. I respect his many accomplishments, but most of all his love of God.

Here is the link to a wonderful summary of the significance of my father-in-law's contribution to helping the deaf:
http://www.listeningandspokenlanguage.org/Document.aspx?id=2101

George will be greatly missed. He was an extraordinary man that accomplished many amazing things over the course of this life. We will miss our Grandfather. God bless.

George Fellendorf will be greatly missed by those who read and admired his letters to the "Keene Sentinel"
We are sorry to hear of his passing