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Kathy West
April 9, 2011
May your loving memories of George live on forever in your hearts. Keeping family in my thoughts and prayers.
Brian Posey
April 7, 2011
George was a terrific guy. For many years he volunteered to help at diabetes fundraising events. He was pleasant, professional, and of course very funny. Always a smile. Rest in Peace George.
Linda Miller-Connell
April 4, 2011
I'll never forget my good friend George and all the great times our "group" from Duponts had! He was always there for you and helped you in anyway he could. Rest in peace my good buddy!
Dave & Vickie Kramer
April 4, 2011
Though the ones we love may leave life as we know it, in our memory, the love we know will always carry on. Our greatest sympathy.~Dave and Vickie Kramer
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Vickie and Dave Kramer
April 4, 2011
God will definitely show all of you the way to smiling again. I know this experience will change you forever. Just remember all the good times you shared with your father and all the love he gave you throughout the years. He is not gone. He will live in your heart forever.
Wayne K. Portlock
April 3, 2011
I have very vivid memories of George. I worked as in Accounting within the Petro-Chemicals Department of DuPont in the late 70's. George's office was next to mine. We talked everyday. No matter how difficult the day was we would find something to laugh about. There were difficult days. George loved to meet with the gang after work. For a younger man trying to learn the management ropes, George was a good resource. He was a constant source for opinion if you needed to hear words from his prospective. He was always careful not to offend anyone, he was careful to always be respectful of others feelings. At that time, as an African-American man who recently served in the Military, we had lots of stories to tell each other.
GOD Bless, you George.
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