Condolence: my name was denise paskin isler i was his neice mary was my aunt iwas her sister jean was my mother i was broken heart to hear that he died and just heard on the internet.we did love him much

Condolence: Mary, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband. I know you will always have many wonderful memories of him. I think about you all of the time. I wish I could see you again. If you can send me an email address, I would like to correspond. Love, Patty

Condolence: Mary, I planned to come by the visitation to see you in person, but have been called to look after my grandson, who is ill. Please know that I am thinking of you at this time of loss. I know how devoted you were to one another and how deeply you will miss George. You are both in my prayers.
Joanne

Condolence: I had the pleasure of meeting George at Frisch´s when he would bring his wife Mary in for breakfast on Sunday mornings. Although, I had met Mary at Brookdale Place where she and my grandmother lived on the same floor. There was a picture of the 2 of them hanging in the dining room and you could see the love beaming from his eyes. His devotion to her was beyond words and I know that I will be forever touched by him.

Condolence: I always looked forward to seeing George when he would come to pick up Mary and take her out for the day. He always had a smile on his face and absolutley adored his wife more than anything. George even took the time to bring in his wedding album; which he was so proud of. You touched everyones heart and you will be greatly missed at Brookdale Place at Oakwood.

Tammy Perkins