Dad, 

I miss you so much I know that Kimber is there with you give her a big hug for me and tell her that I love her and that I miss her we all do more than she can imagine. And tell her i want to know what did we do that was so bad that made her want to leave us this way tell her I'm sorry if I would have known something was wrong I would have helped her we all would have done our best to help her  because we love her did you also give her a talking to and me and Aunt Mary and Brian are going to see  Thomas John the seatbelt psychic on December 4th  so she needs to be there and so do you and Uncle Don  because we what do you  to come through and give us the message all three of you  I love you Dad  I miss you  tell Uncle Don I love him and miss him too  and tell Kimber I miss her too I love her love you guys all very much 

George was a handfull growing up.  He kept my mom up many a night.  He kept Ursula and I up too, because. Mom would send us to look for him.  But, he turned into a man no one thought he would.  He was rough spoken, but only a front, he was such a giving person.  He was the one every one went to for help and he always came thru, at times more than expected.  He helped anyone that asked him and only expected the person to stand by their word, if you needed him he was there. It was hard to see members of his family abuse him and ashamed to say they are part of the reason he is gone in my book .  But they have to live with themselves for things they did .  He was a wonderful man and they have no idea what they have lost, if they gave back like he gave what wonderful people they could have been. George the lives you touched make me so proud to say you are my brother.  Rest in peace., and you were loved and respected by many. 

Love Sis

Well got up early since it was the second year anniversary of you leaving us.  Also still doing the trap and release program in the neighborhood for cats.  Well this morning with you and Don on my mind , as I was taking the cats I thought I would stop and get Pam the the other volunteers some doughnuts.  I stopped and got them, proceeded to Humane Society and came home.  As I was writing my tributes to you and Don Gary comes in and asked me what the white stuff was on my cheek.  I am so embarrassed no one said a thing to me. 

Just so you know (dirty mind)  it was medicine that I put on last nite for a pimple.  I could not believe I did that and I will never stop at that doughnut shop again.

So the laugh is on me today.  See what you and Don make me do!  LOL

love Sis

It goes like this, Don got a new car, so George got his old car and I got George's old car.  I was teaching my friend Margie how to drive.  We were going out for another lesson and my car wouldn't start.  I was all upset so I waited for one of the boys to come home and check it.  George came home first I told him the problem he started laughing and pointed out it won't run without a battery.  Well I said it did I just drove it yesterday and he said yeah and when you got back I took the battery mine wouldn't start and I didn't need it .  I was all pissed off and upset but a few days later he put my battery back in and said thanks, maybe next time I will give you a heads up.  I said thanks that would be nice brat.

My roommate knew George from working and told me to write him while he was in basic training in the Army.  She told me to tell him lies, that I was 5'2" tall, blue eyes, blond hair, and a model & part-time secretary.  So I wrote him.  He came home on leave before he went to Vietnam and came to see me.  I lied to his face and told him I wasn't the one he was writing, she wasn't home.  He asked me out.  I fell in love with him from the moment I laid eyes on him.  It didn't take long for me to tell him the truth, and he said he already knew.  We saw each other while he was on leave and then he shipped off to Vietnam.  We corresponded and I fell more in love with him.  When he came home in Jan. of 1972, it only took about a month before he proposed.  He proposed at Bill King Breako by saying his wife would have to know how to handle a checkbook!  We married June 3, 1972 and had a normal marriage for almost 42 years before he passed. We raised 2 daughters, they gave us 6 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild.  Our marriage had good times and bad, just like anyone elses.  But we loved each other and stayed together.  It breaks my heart that he died alone of a heart attack.  If only I had known...  I still love you and miss you forever. You will not be forgotten or replaced.