Donna and family

One time when we were at the cabin George was in his nearly new Mercedes and came slowly driving down the hill and I was in the yard and he stopped and rooled the window and I went over and we were talking and joking around and I said "George I see something I have never seen before", he said whats that. I said sweat on your brow. We laughed about that . But it was true, he was always so neat and dressed so nice.
Sarah and I miss both of you at the cabin. In our conversations that is still referred to as George and Donnas cabin.

We love you and miss you

Royce and Sarah Wallis

Thinking of you today Donna. George was one in a million. Love Mary

I have fond memories of George. He was always friendly and a real gentleman. He is a terrible loss to his family. I pray to God, to give his family lots of support.

Dear Donna and family,                                                     We are so saddened to hear of George passing. It's been eighteen years since we first met. We have so many fond memories of you and George at the cabin and always looked forward to our getting together. George had such a great sense of humor. In our minds that cabin will always be George and Donna's. Stay strong and we will always love you.

Royce and Sarah

Dearest Donna--
We are honored to have known George and shared so many wonderful, memorable dinners and social events. Elegant and charming, George was always smiling, laughing and full of interesting and entertaining tales of travel, work and life experiences. It is beyond sad that we have not been able to visit during the pandemic. Such a fine and loving man, George will be dearly missed. Our deepest heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your beautiful family. 
Scott and Linda

Dear Donna & Cemore Family: My condolences on the passing of George. He was a great man, with a wonderful sense of humor, and I'm so glad that both of you and my parents had many years of friendship together. Hard to believe it's been 30 years ago since I graduated from college, and he was the first to tell me that I graduated with honors as I was walking into commencement. I wish you all the best in the days and months ahead. Take Care.

Donna and Family,

Our sincerest condolences to you all on your loss of George. We will always remember George for the handsome, elegant man he was, not to mention his sense of humor and wit. We will also remember all the happy times we shared with both you and George. Dinners where George would make you feel as though you were being served in a 5 star restaurant; conversations with him about classic music and old movies that he seemed to love as much as we did, and dressing up and going to a play and dinner, or brunch at the Georgian Club. These were such good times for us.

We wish there had been more time with George, but are so thankful for the good times shared with you both and the fond memories he has left behind. Also, Donna, please know that his love and devotion to you was evident in everything he said and did.

Rest In Peace dear George

Much love,
Deborah snd Lee Rudisail

Dear Donna and Family,
Such beautiful words you have shared to honor George. George had the best laugh! Loved all of his stories, his gracious ways and his perfect smile. Greg and I are better people because You and George were present in our lives. I am sad that our last hug was over a year ago. A hug not to be forgotten, but cherished! We are grateful knowing George knew his Lord and Savior and his breath is full again. Stay strong Miss Donna!
Mary and Greg