George Turnure Griswold, Jr.

I definitely remember George from growing up around Wolf Road in Erie. I remember seeing him drive the buckboard in the winter! It´s always an irreplaceable loss to see an age peer pass away. My sincere condolences to his family and relatives.
Christian Rudolph, M.D.(grandson of Charles A. Massing, Sr., who was a driving force in Griswold Cast Irons´ 20th C. success).

My first memory of George was the day he was brought home from the hospital!!!
Carolyn and i were playing ... it was `recess´ at Vernondale.... A car pulled up and stopped on the back road behind the school.... It was Mr.and Mrs. Griswold!!!
They waved us over..... and there was baby George!!! all wrapped up in his adoring mother´s arms..... mr. Griswold behind the wheel smiling proudly.....
It was the first time i had ever seen such a new baby......
May GOD bless his soul and may he be given a high place in Heaven....
Rest in PEACE
Abigail Adams Greenway

George was a friend from afar for many years and I will miss him . We shared technical advice on the phone - email - and social media constantly (and our political views ) and friendship. George would recommend me to clients and I would recommend him since I had a similar business in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia area. He was a fountain of knowledge and I enjoyed his social media posts and humor. Linda and I offer our love and condolences to Tracy and the family. George was one of a kind and I am so upset that one of the good people I know went before his time .