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Very short posting.
George passed away this morning in his sleep. Kids and myself were there by his side.
I will post and update about arrangements, when we have things confirmed.
Suzie
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My most sincere condolences. Continued prayers for you and your families as you negotiate through this difficult time.
ReplyDeleteSuzie and family I had tears when I read this.Im so sorry for your loss. He was a champion fighter . May you feel the Lords Peace,Strength,Courage and Comfort during this time
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Betty
Suzie I suspected that may have been what happened but I'm glad he went peacefully and you were all able to be there with him. You are in our thoughts and prayers and may all your family find the strength to get through this difficult time. It will be a sad morning walk tomorrow as I know I will be thinking of George.
ReplyDeleteI am so sad to hear about this. I send my deepest heart felt empathy and condolences to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteSuzie, please take solace in the fact that he touched so many people in a positive way. George was an inspiration to me in my early days of retirement, as I contemplated my RVing adventures. He always had tremendous patience answering all my questions and welcomed me with open arms. He will always be remembered for his optimism, calm demeanor, willingness to tackle anything and positive attitude about life. I will always remember my wonderful times with you both.
So very sorry to hear this.
ReplyDeleteOh Suzie I'm so sorry to hear this. George put up a good fight right up to the end. My heart aches for you. May you find comfort knowing he no longer suffers. You've been a rock through all of this, your my super woman. God bless you and your family in this difficult time. Hugs from Barry and me.
ReplyDeleteMy heartfelt condolences to u susie and your families i will keep u in my thoughts and prayers to get through this he sure was a fighter blessings
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your lost Suzie �� so sad.im so sad �� He was a good man and enjoy you and his company will be missing him till we meet again Condolences to you and the whole family.Will get together in May will contact you.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss, Suzie. He was one of a kind and always marched to the beat of his own drum!! Condolences to you and all the family.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear this Suzie. We never managed to meet you and George but considered you friends all the same. Gord.
ReplyDeleteMy sympathies to you and your family. George lived life to the fullest, and the fact that he had so many friends and Internet acquaintances, shows that people recognized the positive spirit and love of life he exemplified. May he rest in God’s eternal peace. Although I never had the opportunity to meet him, I will miss him.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry to hear this. Glad that you were able to be with him when he passed. My most sincere condolences to you and all the family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting us know. I wish the best for you in the future.
ReplyDeleteOh, Suzie, I am so very sorry to hear this I am in tears! I can not even imagine how you are feeling.
ReplyDeletePlease accept my deepest sympathy for you, his family and his friends. May your faith give you the strength you will need to navigate this difficult time.
I will always remember his wonderful smile!!!!
ReplyDeleteNo no no, not our George! He leaves a huge hole in our hearts! Deepest sympathy to you Suzie and the rest of your family. He went on his own terms. RIP George!
ReplyDeleteRIP George. You are an Angel Suzie. Take care dear.
ReplyDeleteOur deepest Condolences to You as well as the entire Family. His Wit, Knowledge and Humor will be truly missed.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss, your love and devotion brought him such comfort and joy, praying for you to have all you need now and in the future. -Mary
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss , prayers for you and the family's
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear this Suzie! George was truly one of a kind and will be long remembered in the RVing community for being such a great ambassador of the lifestyle and for his eagerness to help others whenever and wherever he could. Like it has been said, he went on his own terms. I will always remember his infectious smile!
ReplyDeleteNow your focus must shift to looking after yourself! I know all of this has taken a toll on you (as Norma's recent death did to me). It is still one day at a time but this time it is for your recovery.
My deepest condolences and prayers for you and the family. My husband passed unexpectedly on Dec. 9th at 64 and a bit of advice....surround yourself with those that love you and always keep that smile of his in your heart. RIP George.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear this. Glad he did not suffer too much. That hospice supported him well. So glad we got to meet you both that one time. Take care Suzie.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry for your loss, George will be missed by many.
ReplyDeleteA trooper 'till the very end, George will be very well remembered even by us who have never met him but so enjoyed reading his blog. We wish you well, Suzie, in the coming days. May you have the strength and courage to go on. To you and all the family we offer our sincere condolences...
ReplyDeleteI had a feeling this morning when I didn't see an update Tuesday night that the next update may not bring good news. We will all miss George's big smile, positive attitude, and culinary skills complete with photos, plus his 'because we can' attitude. The focus for health and happiness is now on you Suzi. Kelly and I send to you the only thing we can and that is all the best wishes for you and your future. Take care of yourself...…………….
ReplyDeleteSorry we never got a chance to meet George. We were close a few times, but it just never came together. Glad he was so well looked after the last couple of months in the hospice. Our condolences to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteLove you so much my friend. Praying for you. Jesus is close to the broken hearted. George was such an inspiration for so many things. A life well lived for sure. He lived his dreams with you Suz. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes our to you & your family. I feel like I know you from reading your blog. Prayers to all of you
ReplyDeleteOh so heartbroken. I kept hoping there might be a turn, but we could see how he was struggling the last few days. I am so glad the two of you had time alone to talk and share and be together for his journey. My memories of our meeting at Bloggerfest will be extra sweet. What a unique man your George was. I'm glad you two had so many good travel years to share. I'll never open the lid of my weber q without thinking of George. I do hope you keep his recipes up to share. Wishing you the best possible life as you go forward, Suzie. Thank goodness you are close to family.
ReplyDeleteOh my...I am so sorry. Knowing he lived life until the end is a lesson worth learning.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry for your loss Suzie and for your families loss as well. I sit here on Stone Island, Mazatlan, Mexico where I first met you both exactly ten years ago. George was even bigger in life than what readers saw in his blog posts. A very special caring and giving person with a mega watt smile. I will never peel another shrimp without thinking of George. Wishing you and your families comfort and prayers in the days to come. Thank you dear friend for taking the time to keep the blog world updated. Sending you comfort and hugs.
ReplyDeleteContessa
I am so very sorry for your loss. He was well loved and had everyone by his side. Godspeed George
ReplyDeleteWe sit here in Emerald Cove, one of your favorite places, in total disbelief. I mean we knew it would happen but somehow just hoped beyond hope that some miracle would at least give him a few more months or even years. We will miss that wonderful smile and his 'come what may' attitude that we should all make a part of our lifestyle. It sure worked for him.
ReplyDeleteWhenever I fire up the Weber Q I keep thinking if George would have made this meal a bit different. I refer to his recipe file regularly because I know it was tested and 'George approved'. His advice on all things related to RV'ing was sound and you couldn't go wrong by following it.
George leaves a huge whole in our hearts and in our RV family. I know he would want us to help fill that void by lending a hand or a helpful suggestion to a fellow RV'er.
Our deepest sympathies to you Suzie and your families.
Suzie my sincere sympathy and prayers to you and all your family on the passing of George. Though having never met, I felt I knew you and George through reading your blog every evening. Please know that my prayers will continue in the days ahead.
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ReplyDeleteWe are so very sorry. George was such a very special man. Our hearts are broken. Praying for peace and strength for the entire family.
ReplyDeleteWe are so very sorry for you loss. George was a unique and positive individual. We are fortunate to have been able to meet both of you and enjoy your company for a short time. You will find strength in the love and the memories he has left you, you will find peace knowing he is at peace and free of pain. Bless you Suzie and family.
ReplyDeleteOur hearts go out to you and your family Suzie--that smile of George's could light up a room. May all those memories you've made sustain you in the coming days.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to read this. My heartfelt condolences. While we never met, I've always enjoyed reading about your life over the years. There will be another void in the blogging world.
ReplyDeleteSuzie, he really enjoyed his last days. You and your family gave him a royal finish and he loved every minute of it. Although we never met, we always checked in on the two of you. Blessings and only good thoughts and memories are sent your way. Bring closure and peace, George is at peace too!
ReplyDeleteRest in peace George. I'm so sorry for your lost Suzie and family. Take care.
ReplyDeleteGeorge's smile will be what I remember about him. His positive attitude even when death was his only option is an incredible legend! He touched my life with that. Rest easy George!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful, positive person George was! He will be missed! Peace, love, hugs to Suzie and all the family. Never met, but sure liked reading his blog most nights. RIP George
ReplyDeleteOur condolences Sue. I am so glad to have spent time visiting you two and will remember George's positive outlook on life. 🙏
ReplyDeleteI was so sorry to read this post, but I'm glad you and the family were there with him. George's blog was one of the first ones I found when we started getting ready to become (almost) full-timers. I loved reading about your adventures, all the places you visited and all the "tasty" meals George made. Our condolences to you and your family. R.I.P. George.
ReplyDeleteMy deepest condolences Suzie and family. RIP George will miss that great big smile.
ReplyDeleteI will be thinking of both of you while sitting in the shelter house at La Posa South at the end of the month. My deepest condolences.
ReplyDeleteSincere condolences Suzie and family from Barb & me. We'll be keeping you in our prayers. I will always remember George's big smile. It was irrepressible. We are so glad that we had a chance to get to know. Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteSo, so sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss.May George find many more boondocking adventures,,,camp on.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry to hear of George's passing. I've been following your travels for several years now and will certainly miss George's positive attitude and wonderful smile. Suzie please accept my sincere condolences.
ReplyDeleteSuzie my heart is aching for you and your family today. You and George are beloved by so many of us in blog land. He will truly be missed. Hugs for you Suzie.
ReplyDeleteNo more pain... RIP George.
ReplyDeleteSo sad to hear of George's passing. He was one of a kind,and we are very grateful for the time we got to spend with him and his Sweetie. Take care Suzie, as you hold him close in your heart. We will be thinking of you and your families. Hugs
ReplyDeleteVery sorry to hear about your loss. I have been following you for several years and have enjoyed your travels. May you find peace in this time of sorrow.
ReplyDeletesorry to hear George has passed away suzie at least he is now pain free good luck in the future
ReplyDeleteSusie, Bob and I send our sincere condolences to you and the family.
ReplyDeleteBob & Marjorie,
Tres Amigos Isla de la Piedre
So very sorry for your loss, take care.
ReplyDeleteSusie, I have never posted on your blog. I have been following along for the bast year or two. I really enjoyed reading everything you and George have done. I took a small break from reading and when I picked back up was about the time he realized he was sick. I have followed along the rest of the time and feared I would read this post. I'm so very very sorry for you and your family even through I do not know you I feel I do. I wish you the best in life.
ReplyDeleteWe have never met George but really enjoyed reading his blog daily. Birgit and I send to you, dear Suzie, all the best wishes for you and your future. Keep the smile of George in your heart. To you and all the family we offer our sincere condolences.
ReplyDeleteBirgit & Leif
Berlin, Germany
Suzie - even though I never met either you or George I felt as if I knew you when reading his blog. I so enjoyed George's blog for over six years and seeing that big smile of his. I learned so much from him about the RV life, and of course, all of his wonderful recipes. I will miss his posts. I'm thankful he went peacefully. Please accept my deepest condolences for you and your family. I'm sorry I did not have the privilege of meeting him.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about George's passing.....
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