Sunday, June 1, 2014
I'll always remember the good times with George, hiking and camping in the White Mountains (he "bagged" more than one four thousand footer), playing tennis and ping pong (he was a natural athlete, ambidextrous, and hated to lose), backgammon, shooting sports (rifles and archery), discussing politics or the latest Louis L'Amour novel. George was willing, even anxious, to try anything new, and enjoyed the journeys as well as the destinations. He was not a complainer, even when suffering and battling with those demons that plagued him for so long. He had a great, dry sense of humor, and the ability to see beyond the seriousness of life, even as it weighted him down.<br>George was one of the best friends I ever had, one of the most intelligent people I've ever known, and, when he was in control of those demons, just a great guy to be around. I hope he has finally found the peace that he sought for so long.<br>See ya, George.<br>Dave
