George R. Arnott

It's almost three years George, folks still remember you, still speak highly of you. I just spoke to a woman today who took the last Defensive Driving class that you taught at the Sugarloaf firehouse. I told her how many times that you said you weren't going to do the classes any longer only to call me up and ask me if I had any books for one last class. It gave us a chance to sit down and have a great conversation and more than a few laughs. I remember learning that it was you on the bicycle in that Reebok ad that hung in your house, how interesting that was for me. So just so you know George, you're missed but your legacy and memory in the defensive driving world certainly lives. I can't believe how many people have been through your classes! My next class in Warwick, I'll certainly let them that I talked to you. Love you my friend!

He and his family (Mother Joan) used to come to our farm each summer to visit. We would show them the ropes. We showed George how to milk a cow without a milking machine. His Mother would ride on the big rake that we used in the fields. What a fun time we had.

He was a great man and great personality. My family grew up with him in Warwick. Did a lot for Warwick community. R.I.P. God Blees My sympathies and condolences to the family. As a veteran I salute you for your service