George was an excellent drummer for Better Dayz Band. He made playing in the BAND SO ENJOYABLE. George was a very sweet man and will be missed from all his organizations.
Love you George. Rest in peace.

Condolences to the family of George he will be missed at St John’s, you will always have great memories God Bless

Dear Rae and family,
My prayers are with you during this difficult time.
May God give you solace in you solace in your, sorrow.
Sincerely, Peter#

Dear Rae , sorry to hear about George, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I’m sure there’s a poker game going on somewhere, lots of good memories
Maureen

We appreciate a special gift of friendship with George. He has been a dear friend full of love, kindness and laughter. Grant him peace and he will always live in.our hearts.

Sending sincere condolences to Rae and family. We knew George & Rae from our time at Grandview Apts. George will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Jim & Donna Gardner

To Rae and family our deepest condolences on the loss of George. George was a great friend and Band mate who will be dearly missed and fondly remembered. Thinking of you all, Jim & Heather

Rae, David and Ann,
Our deepest sympathies in your loss. So many amazing memories growing up especially on Glen Avon and George was always there for the fun! He was an amazing family man and will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Love to you all❤️
Ann (Sinclair) and Tom Schultz

Rae, sorry to hear Geoorge wants to play in a higher band, he is such a nice man, so sorry for your loss,
Alan and Nancy Taylor

George was one of the kindest, funniest, most pleasant person Jim and I have the pleasure of knowing. We shall miss his wit and humour. He will live on forever in our hearts and mind. Condolences to Rae and family. He is entertaining a new crowd. Jane and Jim Ashwood

Dear Rae, I am so sorry to hear of George’s passing. He was a very special person and will be missed but never forgotten.

Bev Stoakley

I have known George since we where children as we where born and raised on the same street in Belfast. Me in1942 and George in 1944. Us youngster’s spent a lot of time on the streets as our parents would put us outside every chance they got. They would tell us to come in when you are hungry. There was little or no traffic in those day’s and nobody stole children as they already had enough of their own. Some of our fun was chasing and teasing the wee hussies, skipping rope, kicking a ball made out of anything that we could find and roll up, knock doors and run away. Other than these things we where little treasure’s.
Jump ahead many years and we got married had children and came to Canada in1972. George and Rae did the same a few years later and we where very happy to have them in our circle again.
George has always been a very good friend which we have been thankful for. Our condolence to Rae and family.
Hugh and Marion Sinclair and family.

He was my baby brother and I loved him so much, he was always there when I needed him I will miss him so very much. RIP George xx

Dear Rae and family, my condolences on the loss of George.. Only met him a few times, but he was a very kind, friendly person.
Sincerely Yvonne Holland

I had the pleasure of being a bandmate with George for a brief time. I appreciated his musical ability, plus his encouragement and fair mindedness. George will be missed by his friends and community acquaintances. Condolences to Rae and family.