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George's Family
We will miss George.
He was kind, generous, knowledgable and had a great sense of humour.
He was a pillar at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and enjoyed supporting all events there. And, of course, everyone enjoyed his singing in the choir.
We will always keep him in our memories of St. Andrew's.
Pam & Pauline Goodenough, Sherbrooke, le 13 janvier 2023
George’s Family
George will be missed - he was a great friend to my parents, Pat and Gladys Patton. They spent many hours visiting, chatting and laughing together. May he Rest In Peace.
Heather Turchyn, le 14 janvier 2023
George’s family and friends
Condolences to you all for George’s loss. He was a gentle and inspiring presence.
Jolene Stewart and Mike Haddon
Jolene and Mike, le 14 janvier 2023
George’s family and friends
Condolences to you all for George’s loss. He was a gentle and inspiring presence.
Jolene Stewart and Mike Haddon
Jolene and Mike, le 14 janvier 2023
Dan and Barb MacDougall
Dear Dan and Barb,
Our sympathy to you and all the MacDougall family on the passing of Geordie. We were in St Andrews choir with him and will never forget his strong voice blending with others in hymns and anthems. His stories and sense of humour are also memorable. He was always calm, friendly and kind. He was a great encourager and one of the mainstays in the congregation.
You are in our prayers and we plan to watch the service by livestream.
With Christian love,
John and Wendy Vaudry
John Vaudry, le 14 janvier 2023
George's family
George was our neighbor on church street, Lennoxville. He was such a nice and caring man. He loved working in his garden in the summer. He blessed our family in many ways.
My condolences to you all,
Samuel Kreitmann
Samuel Kreitmann, le 14 janvier 2023
Dr Lorna MacDougall
Lorna, I am very sorry to hear of the passing of your Uncle Geordie. You spoke very highly of him. Your parents would be proud of how you helped him live his best life until he passed.
My prayers are with you and your entire family. It has been a hard year for all of you.
Christine Patten
Christine Patten, le 15 janvier 2023
George's family
We moved to Church St. in July 1992. About a week later, our first meeting with George did not go so well. He was up on an old rickety ladder on the corner of his house ( very precarious position) and he was cleaning out his eavestroughs. Alan went over to see if he could help in any way (or at least hold the ladder?) and George told him that if and when he needed help he would ask! George quickly came to accept us once he found out that we purchased the house in order to take care of Margaret's mother. Also, even though we didn't go to St. Andrew's, we did go down the street to church every Sunday!
Over time, we had a "check" system! We would look every morning to make sure his bedroom blind was up. That meant " all was well"! To this day we find ourselves still looking over.
Many years ago, George started coming over to our place every Friday night at exactly 7:00pm for a wee shot of Drambuie! He would leave promptly at 7:30 to go and check on Miss Murray. Heaven help us if we had soccer, hockey or lacrosse on Friday night! (Eventually Miss Murray asked him not to visit her at night time as she wanted to go to bed earlier. That meant George had a longer time at the Young's!)
George loved his family so much. Every week we would hear stories about his parents, Dan, Margaret and of course his beloved nieces & nephews and their offspring.
We miss you George.
Alan & Margaret Young
Alan & Margaret Young, le 16 janvier 2023
Our Deepest Sympathies to the MacDougall Family
Monique and I came to know George as he was often visiting my Aunt Ferne Murray. He was a gentle and caring individual who had pleasure in telling people stories of his past. He also liked to "tease" Ferne who quickly and lovingly returned the favour. He will be greatly missed.
brian murray, le 17 janvier 2023
