From Michael Hardesty
Feb. 21, 2013

George, I was very shocked and saddened to hear of your passing. I contacted our mutual friend David Gordon to reconcile with him and express my deep gratitude for having known you. You were the first person I met here in California in 1973 and I regret not having been in close touch with you since 1976. I am very moved by the warm tributes here and elsewhere from Ron Paul and many others. I wish I could have been a better friend but our good memories will last forever as will your great impact here on earth. I hope there is a heaven and hope to see you there one day.

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From Bob C.
Feb. 20, 2013

George, Your friendship and kindness for over 30 years will always be remembered and the positive way you touched my life and those of my children will not be forgotten. Rest in peace friend.

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From Christina Holmes
Feb. 15, 2013

George, you are already sorely missed. Menlo Park was a better place because of you. I will never forget the Christmas Eve Night 2008 that my boys and I saw you at Carpaccios, and we spent a long time talking with you. Jamie always loved to have discussions with you, and I know he really enjoyed your company, as did many people. You were the perfect gentleman,and always had good sound advice and were up for a good debate. You reminded me of the Old Gentleman who was a character in the English movie "The Railway Children". A truly good person, who mastered the art of conversation, along with a great sense of humor. Rest in Peace.

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From Janet Misevicz
Feb. 9, 2013

Rest peacefully Uncle George.

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