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Julie Sarnowski
March 7, 2025
Mark Tovsen
February 26, 2025
Gloria and family, My condolences on the loss of your father.
From your fellow MOREon, Mark Tovsen
Ken Sarnowski
February 23, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 23, 2025
Lou cartier
February 23, 2025
Friend seems in many ways too bold and yet too thin a word to encompass my affection for George. We met through work at U-M in early 70s, played poker and softball together, go know each other's wives and sense of family roots... and found a way to touch base many springs in Tucson... alas, not enough! George was loving in his own way and fiercely loyal to those he loved. May his soul rest in peace.
Carol Sarnowski
February 22, 2025
It's hard to believe that it was almost 22 years ago that I became part of George's family. One of my favorite memories with George was when Ken and I were dating. It was one of the first times I met him, and George did his classic test of quizzing me about my hockey knowledge. Of course, it was about one of his beloved Detroit Red Wings players. I could tell George was very sure I would not know the answer to his question, but when he said, "who is Sergei Fedorov's brother?" I quickly answered, "Fedor Fedorov who plays for the Vancouver Canucks!"
It definitely was one of the few times I saw George shocked, speechless, and in disbelief! I think this was the last trivia question he ever asked me, but definitely not the last time we talked about hockey.
Wishing peace and comfort to the rest of the family and all who loved him.
Ray Umashankar
February 20, 2025
George was a great colleague at the University of Arizona. His sense of humor and ready wit were his hallmarks. Thank you George for the wonderful memories!
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Joe Mullins
February 19, 2025
George will be dearly missed. I have very good memories of him as I grew up with his son Ken.
I will miss his sense of humor and his pragmatic way of looking at things.
Ken Sarnowski
February 19, 2025
Linda Stapleton
February 19, 2025
I knew George from UA and St. Ambrose Church. He was always such a fine gentleman. With a great sense of humor, a strong ethic and a fun personality, he was a very good man, and I am privileged to have known him along the way.
Claire Sarnowski
February 18, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 18, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 18, 2025
Ken Sarnowski
February 18, 2025
Douglas Graham
February 18, 2025
George was my best friend. I met him in 1976 at the University of Arizona. We both enjoyed playing tennis as partners, bowling in the Men's Catholic League, and playing poker with several close friends.
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