GEORGE JOSEPH PREISINGER

Mrs Preisinger, I always remembered meeting him with you after a game at Myrtle Gym, and learned you were a fan then, and he struck me as handsome man and good man.

Hi Mrs Preisinger, you may not recall me, but I knew you from Keystone Oaks at Myrtle, and always appreciated how you treated me. I am sorry for your loss and as a Christian, he is with the Lord on this belated response, since I learned of what happen. My thoughts and prayers with you. I hope to hear back and see how you are. . Alex Monti

I have very fond memories of our time together at The Duquesne Union, at Duquesne University, while I had the great honor of working with George while he was on the staff and I was serving as President of the Program Board and a member of the Third Alternative.

I recall that George's door was always open for a "drop-in", and his demeanor was always so upbeat and jovial. He was a great role model and mentor for me -- as I was bouncing around trying to decide between a career in College Administration or one in the Theatre.

Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

May the warm winds of heaven blow softly upon your house. May the Great Spirit bless all who enter there. May your moccasins make happy tracks in many snows, and may the rainbow always touch your shoulder. [American Indian Cherokee Blessing]

Very sorry to hear this. George was, is, and always be a good guy.

Diane - I am so sorry to read of George's death. Len died 4 years ago, and it is not an easy thing to live without your life long partner.

Stephanie, my only daughter, died this past April 9 of melanoma cancer. She has two step sons, 19 and 25, and two darling little girls, Gigi and Sophis 7 and 9. She is their angel now.


I never thought I would meet a sole in my life that would be acceptable to me, but in April 2014, someone from out of the blue called me, and we have been seeing each other ever since that time.

When you are in the area, give me a call so we can get together. 412-889-1214

Susan Highley