Birth date: Apr 18, 1929 Death date: Apr 22, 2003
On April 22nd George N. Wessel passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family. George was born April 18, 1929 in Cleveland, Ohio, the second son of Elmer and Gladys Wessel.George served 20 years in the United State Read Obituary
Though we hadn't seen each other for many years, I stilled considered him to be my good friend. He and I made it our mission to disrupt SF&B's non-smoking rules with our cigars. I still have the empty 'Roi-Tan' boxes.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.##imported-begin##Ronald Raasch##imported-end##
Hugs. Big happy warm bear hugs. And laughter. George and Vivian laughing and happy at the world and themselves. To be around these two wonderful people meant learning the true meaning of a happy marriage. I will always be grateful God put you in my journey through life. I will forever remember George as the lovliest of gentle giants.##imported-begin##Jan Cook##imported-end##
Over the past 35+ years we have had some memorable times together.BBQ"s Patio Parties, and we won't forget the wild ride on the infamous sailboat the "Red Jacket"
Our prayers are with his family.
John & Jean##imported-begin##John & Jean Kinkella##imported-end##
My condolences##imported-begin##Virginia Ursic##imported-end##
George was a friend that we enjoyed knowing.##imported-begin##Douglas & Anita Johnson##imported-end##
My condolences. Sorry to have lost a good friend of 38 years##imported-begin##Jeanne Charlton##imported-end##
My condolences. Sorry to have lost a good friend of 38 years##imported-begin##William Charlton##imported-end##
Chuck and I both worked for George starting in 1977 at G.N. Wessel in Lakewood. Chuck continued to work for George until 1979. George served as the greatest mentor in the survey profession. He taught Chuck many things he'll never forget. Some of them simple things like making sure the maps are correct and some hard, like making sure the stones that you find in the woods are correct. He told Chuck the greatest research was never to stop looking. He always told Chuck the client always knows the property the best. He was the best boss anyone could ask for. We will sincerely miss him and his infinite wisdom.
We are sorry for your loss.##imported-begin##Chuck & Sherry Haviland##imported-end##
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NULL##imported-begin##TIM HANSON##imported-end##
