Rev. George L. Veach

Pastor Veach was a Father In Israel who touch our hearts with the heart of God. His servanthood was above reproach. He is rejoicing in glory with Gary
and Alicia. We have sweet memories of him. My our God hold you all in his comforting hands.

Nancy and Jeff, I did not have the honour of knowing your Dad, but I wanted to let you know that you are in my prayers as you go through this difficult time. I know the Lord is your comfort and your strength. We love you.

George was a wonderful roommate to my father, Arthur Gay, when he was at Woodcrest. Arthur and I send the family sympathy and prayers to the family of a wonderful man.

Arthur Gay, George's roommate at Woodcrest,
sends his deepest sympathy and prayers to the family, as well as Art's Daughter, Anne Levitt
He was a wonderful man to Arthur.
With sympathy and prayers,
Anne Levitt and Arthur Gay

I didn't know George very long but it seemed like a very long time. He was down the hall from my husband at St. Anns and they would visit each other. He and my husband were big baseball fans. He was very supportive of me when my husband passed away last Jan. It was a very difficult time for me and he prayed with me. Now they are both together again and can continue on with their baseball stories. I will never forget him and his piano playing. We talked about that also as I played piano years ago. I am so blessed to have known him. May he rest in peace. God Bless.

Mike and I were blessed to have known this incredible servant of God . His integrity and commitment to Jesus is a lasting light in this dark world. What a privilege to have known him.

There are so many things I will miss, but I think I will miss his laugh the most. One more! I will miss his music. He played the piano for all to hear, and it was beautiful. I will honestly miss everything about him.

The Clark family wishes to share our condolences with the Veach's. In the same way that our stepmother Eva mothered the Spencer children, your father was a second papa to us growing up. Memories of him dropping in unexpected and immediately raiding the refrigerator. Ha Ha. He loved to laugh and we laughed with him.

So many memories of his mentoring and encouragement at critical juncture's in my life. We talked openly and without judgement about my failures, life choices, sins and even sex. And when we talked I knew I was the most important person in the room. He was a caring papa who always made you feel better about yourself.

And I know he impacted thousands worldwide in similar ways. His prophetic words and encouragement helped form and guide so many throughout our lives. So many wonderful memories flooding my soul of your and our Poppa! Our hearts grieve with you in your loss.

Lloyd and Mary Clark