Saoirse
01-03-2009, 03:09
Gentlemen, In December, I received word that my best friend, George, was lost to me, his family and the rest of his friends. A great warrior and great man, father and friend. He never wavered in his loyalty and love. I ask a moment in remembrance for him and if anyone is in the area, please stop by to remember him further. Thank you!
George, my best friend, my brother, I will miss you with all my heart. Make a place for all of us and hold down the fort! With Love and Respect, ~A~
Quote from the High King of Ireland, Cormac MacArt, "most important thing about being a man, is this, To be fierce in the battlefield and gentle in friendship". That was my George!
http://memorialwebsites.legacy.com/GeorgeDickey/Homepage.aspx
George E. Dickey
We have all lost a true champion and loyal friend.
George began his career in 1988 working as a salesman for King Wire & Cable in California. In 1995 he came over to Champion Wire & Cable in Phoenix. In 2000 George became Champion’s Western Regional Manager.
His bear like strength and gentleness, his unquestioned integrity and his fierce loyalty to his family, friends, his co-workers and his customers endeared him to all who crossed his path
George served his country in a US Army Special Forces unit as a Green Beret. He was an incredible single parent and he has raised four beautiful children; Alex, who will be twenty-one in May, Travis, who will turn eighteen on December 22nd, Sarah who will turn fifteen in January and Aislinn who will turn thirteen in April. George’s dedication to his children was paramount in his life. They were the driving force that kept him going.
George was two days short of his 42nd birthday when he passed of a massive heart attack on December 10th 2008.
He will be sorely missed but never forgotten by all those who knew and loved him.
A few days before his passing, George emailed a story byte to his friends that ended with a phrase which is a true measure of this man,
“We will not be remembered by our words, but by our kind deeds. Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath.
It's not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived!”
May he rest in peace.
From the recent email of his sister Melanie:
Hey -----,
Here is the site I was talking about....just thought you might want to take a peek. Going to do his obituary soon...can email you that once I have it in the paper.
His Memorial Service in California is on: Saturday, January 10th at 1pm
at Hope United Methodist Church(my moms church).
The address is 3405 Artesia Blvd
Torrance, CA 90504
(310) 323-1012
I remember you said you might not be able to get there, but just wanted to give you the info.
Take care,
Mel
George, my best friend, my brother, I will miss you with all my heart. Make a place for all of us and hold down the fort! With Love and Respect, ~A~
Quote from the High King of Ireland, Cormac MacArt, "most important thing about being a man, is this, To be fierce in the battlefield and gentle in friendship". That was my George!
http://memorialwebsites.legacy.com/GeorgeDickey/Homepage.aspx
George E. Dickey
We have all lost a true champion and loyal friend.
George began his career in 1988 working as a salesman for King Wire & Cable in California. In 1995 he came over to Champion Wire & Cable in Phoenix. In 2000 George became Champion’s Western Regional Manager.
His bear like strength and gentleness, his unquestioned integrity and his fierce loyalty to his family, friends, his co-workers and his customers endeared him to all who crossed his path
George served his country in a US Army Special Forces unit as a Green Beret. He was an incredible single parent and he has raised four beautiful children; Alex, who will be twenty-one in May, Travis, who will turn eighteen on December 22nd, Sarah who will turn fifteen in January and Aislinn who will turn thirteen in April. George’s dedication to his children was paramount in his life. They were the driving force that kept him going.
George was two days short of his 42nd birthday when he passed of a massive heart attack on December 10th 2008.
He will be sorely missed but never forgotten by all those who knew and loved him.
A few days before his passing, George emailed a story byte to his friends that ended with a phrase which is a true measure of this man,
“We will not be remembered by our words, but by our kind deeds. Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath.
It's not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived!”
May he rest in peace.
From the recent email of his sister Melanie:
Hey -----,
Here is the site I was talking about....just thought you might want to take a peek. Going to do his obituary soon...can email you that once I have it in the paper.
His Memorial Service in California is on: Saturday, January 10th at 1pm
at Hope United Methodist Church(my moms church).
The address is 3405 Artesia Blvd
Torrance, CA 90504
(310) 323-1012
I remember you said you might not be able to get there, but just wanted to give you the info.
Take care,
Mel