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Driving past your house in HS; bowling alley fun; new year's @ Denny's after the hoopla; all the picnics, and the good ole' oldies with our voices joining: mostly the love shared between our families. Love you, miss you, and let your SOUL dance in Heaven.

The first time we met George & Josie was at a dinner with Bob & Barb. We found out they had a boat and invited them along with the "boat people" for a Labor Day weekend outing to Canada. They didn't know anyone but agreed to come along and it was the first of many fun times and outings. We will miss George's wisdom and wit!

Dear Josie, George Jr., Natalie and Family, I had the good fortune of being a co-therapist with George @ Henry Ford Hospital. I witnessed his god given gift to reach peoples hearts and connect to help change their lives. He was born to "serve" others & that's what he did best. He touched 1000's of people in his lifetime career of being a Therapist. A true humanitarian, part philosopher,and always compassionate.No one can tell a story like George! We consulted over cases, broke bread with our families and had a mutual admiration that lasted for over 3 decades. He made us laugh,cry,reflect & nudged us to be the best we could be. He taught me to stop the "Perfectionism" and many other life lessons! I will think of George playing 1st chair Violin in the greatest symphony in heaven. He will continue to be one of my guides. Ed & I offer our heartfelt condolences. We know that you will find comfort in the many beautiful memories of your beloved "George". Love and Prayers, Katie Kincade & Ed Collins