Vincent Lawrence George

We are by your side in your difficult times.
Perdre un être cher est toujours une épreuve douloureuse. Sachez que nous sommes à vos côtés en pensée pour partager votre peine.
Miguel & Fabienne. (Belgique)

When I first met him he told me I had a beautiful smile and to always smile. You are miss my friend but no more pain.

Vince and Cindy and my wife Jan and were attending a partners meeting in OKC. We rented a car, went out for dinner the night before the meeting and we became lost in a long rainstorm. Rather than ask the ladies for direction, Vince and I drove for an hour before admitting we were totally lost., whereupon we all laughed heartily for several moments.
Marc

I remember Vince fondly for his infectious smile, his accounting skills, his trivia acumen and as a pillar at Northridge. His encyclopedic knowledge on a wide range of subjects was a wonder to behold. So sorry Susan and I are out of the country and won´t be able to attend memorial.

Our condolences on the passing of Vince. Cherish the memories.

We will never forget our laughs throughout the years but especially just sitting on our porch in Montana and reliving so many wonderful memories. Karen and Matt

My fondest memory of Vince is his beautiful smile and his readiness to always help. This earned his nickname Sherpa. (I think also from lugging all Cindy´s suitcases.)
We shall miss you and shall cherish the fond memories shared in France together
Sincere condolences to Cindy and the family.
Mark and Angel

Pat and I offer our sincerest condolences for your loss of Vince's passing. I remember fondly all of the times I worked with you and Vince when you were with Trammell Crow Company. Pat and I will have you and your family in our thoughts as you go through this difficult time.
Dan and Pat Miller

Vince recently was a pitcher on my senior softball team. In his first game, he sprinted off the mound to cover 3rd base - an unusually rare "heads up" play! As Yogi Berra said, baseball is 90% mental, and the other half is physical. Vince had the mental acumen of an excellent baseball player!

What a life well lived. So very sorry Cindy. Praying for you and yours in the days ahead. God blessed you with 40 wonderful years; He will be very near to you in your heartache.

So sad to hear this news. Vince was a fine gentleman and a great colleague during the days of the PW Philadelphia Tax Department of the 1970s. His laugh was infectious and we shared may funny moments during late night work sessions over several tax seasons. I´m sorry to have not known of his illness and would have enjoyed reaching out, reminiscing with him and hearing his chuckle again. Rest in peace my friend. My deepest condolences to his family. He will be deeply missed.

So sorry for your loss Cindy. Vince was such a fine person and will be missed.
May he Rest In Peace.

Bill and Jill Crombie

We hope and pray that the friends we make along the way will be filled with love and kindness ... and be fun, too! Vince left us all lots of memories that will be passed on for generations. We will miss him and send much love to Cindy, Erika and Matthew and your entire family as you remember the good times.

I was his training person when he started volunteering at the President George W. Bush Library, we stuck up a friendship and went on a tour of Gettysburg and other civil war battlefields. He is my friend always.