George D. McNully

George will truly be missed by many. He always smiled and gave to others in his own special ways. Remembering him for attending our Labor Day Reunion will stay with us for years to come. May all family and friends have peace as he would have wanted it that way.

"Uncle" George was a cousin to my grandfather and father. My favorite memories of George was that he was sweet enough to send me a $2.00 bill every Christmas and when I was married he sent me a beautiful family Bible. In recent years, we talked on the telephone and shared many family stories. He was a great support to me through some trying times~we cared greatly for George. He was a part of my life year after year. He will be missed.

I've reached the age in my life where knowing the generations of my parents takes on a new value. George was a cherished part of that group that I only knew from his willingness to travel to our Labor Day reunions in De Queen each year. He quickly made himself one of the Uncles that each of my kids would talk about with anticipation on the drive to the reunion.

As the song writer apply wrote, “It's not what you take when you leave this world behind you; it's what you leave behind you when you go.” George left behind a warm and loving bond that spans several generations. He will be missed. He will be remembered to those who never knew him.

George was a wonderful cousin and friend. Being about 20 years younger than he, I didn't get to know and enjoy him as much as my siblings. However, it's been so great visiting with him each year at the McNully family reunion. It won't be complete without him.

I have fond memories of cousin George dating back to the 1930s. He visited our family (Roy and Lucy McNully) on many occasions when I was young. sometimes for a few weeks, so I got to know him very well. We will all miss him. Our condolences to the family.

Uncle George will be missed by many. He was truly one of a kind, always keeping in touch with me through the years. Condolences to the family. I'm Scott's McNully's mom (he now lives in Utah).

Our prayers are with the family. We
have lots of memories, my husband
being a first cousin. We will miss him
at the McNully reunion in Arkansas. He was a hit with his stories, inform-
ation and little gifts of jewelry for the
"girls."