Rest in Peace, George Willer

Jeff, Darrell, Thanks for posting the pics of George, they brought me some great memories! George is all I can think about this evening, remembering many great times together. It's a lot of the little moments that seem to mean so much.
 
I've been dreading the day when this post would appear. All I can add is to thank George for all he did for us Cubbers. My condolences to his wife and family.

Bob
 
If you never met Sir George ....
You truly missed meeting one awesome Man . He not only knew cubs , He was a knowledgeable about so many things it would take the rest of the summer for me to write all i would like to share about George.

Rest in Peace My Friend

Here is a pic taken At Gene Dotson's cubfest a few years ago and Sir george was having a blast.

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I am very sorry to hear this news. I never got to meet George, but it is very clear that he was a driving force behind this forum being what it is today. He has fought a long and hard fight, he never gave up, and now he may rest in peace. Though his body may be gone, his spirit will live on through this community for a long long time.
 
Our condolences and prayers to the Willer family.
Thanks to Gary and Regina Dotson, Anne and I got to meet George and Marilyn, and help work on there tractors a couple of years ago. Thank you Gary and Regina.

Roger and Anne Gillen
 
May the Lord comfort and strengthen the Willer family at the loss of George. I never knew him, but sounds like he touched many, many lives.

Everyone has only one life to live on this earth; make it count for His glory.
 
Like so many here, I only got to meet George in-person one time; at the first Cub-Arama. I got spend the better part of one afternoon talking to George about cubs. As many of you know, the first cub I got was a first year lo-boy, which we still have. In the process of figuring out what color to paint it, I somehow transposed the serial number to make it a '57, not a '55. I decaled and painted the lo-boy as a '57 and, during our visit at the first Cub-Arama, George asked me why I had done that. I told him what had happedend with the serial number mix-up and remarked to him, "I really like the way it looks, but I know I have messed it up big time". George's reply was, "No, you didn't....it is your tractor...paint it the color that you like!"

George will be missed by all of us here, but the memories we have of him, and his knowlege and wisdom, will live on in all of us. Rest in peace, George.
 
George, you've been through more these last couple years than most people do their entire life. Now you can rest. Thanks for teaching and mentoring all of us. Prayers go out to the Marilyn and the family.
Rick
 
I am truly a fortunate person for having met George. He will probably be in my thoughts and prayers for the rest on my time here on earth and then some. Ted
 
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