There were many things George loved but his favorites were, Terry, his family, auto racing, meeting new people everywhere he went, Coca-Cola and Menards. Even though grand gestures were not a part of their love story, no one could doubt the love George had for Terry. From the kiss he always gave her every time he would leave to always holding hands whenever they were near each other, the love they shared was felt by everyone around them. George was also so proud of his family. His brother Nick and him delighted in educating the family about our lineage dating back all the way to George Washington. He was so proud that he even joined the Sons of the American Revolution and reminded us all of our right to join as well. George’s most favorite hobby was auto racing. He spent most of his nights around Indiana auto race tracks and was a member of Hoosier Auto Racing Fans (HARF). He was proud to serve as the PR man for many years where he would hand out all the awards to the drivers and he shared that honor with many grand children. George could also always be found drinking a coca-cola. He would also try peddling all the soft drinks he stored in the minifridge. George was the most generous man and he had a special way of showing his love, mostly through buying something that he thought you might need. In his later years, while Terry had her Wednesday nights with Patrick and “her girls,” George would go to Menards where he was excited to find rebates and bring home the treasurers to share with family. As everyone knows, George was never a man of few words and everyone who knew George will surely miss his stories. George will be deeply missed and the cherished memories we share will comfort our hearts forever.