George Stribley

I loved the reference to the section at the Billings Central gym where George and Charlotte sat. I will always remember them and their friends at all of the events. He and Charlotte were not just fans - they were very astute as well. Nancy and I would often smile when we witnessed that section of friends and commented that it would be us someday. We should be so lucky!

Sorry for you loss. We just loved George. We use to live right next store to him on Parkhill. The kids loved going over to his house to visit.They all called him grandpa George. He was a wonderful man and will be missed. He was the best neighbor and friend.The kids were always going to visit George, we knew if we couldn't find the kids outside they were over at his house visiting and eating cookies. He would put the sprinklers on so the kids could play in the water in the summer, he always let the kids play in his yard, because we didn't have much of a yard.He was so good to all the kids. My sisters family lived there to with us and all the kids loved George.We were sad to have to move away from him. We tried to go visit when we could. The kids took him a picture of them so he could remember them (Kadin,Cierra and Landon). My grandpa lives in the Grand Marquis so when we saw George in there to we would often go visit him when we were there. He remembered us and that was so nice he loved seeing the kids and how grown up they all were.We were going to go visit him on Tuesday but found out he had passed away. We are all sad but know he is with his wife in Heaven now. He lived a long and wonderful life.He made an impact on our families and will never be forgotten.We have great memories with him that we will cherish forever.We are glad we got to spend some more time with him this last month.Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.We will all miss him so very much.

We wish to express our sympathy for your loss. We knew George for a short time, but enjoyed our visits with him and you his family during meals at Grand Park.

George was a sweet, very interesting optimistic and generous man who spread good will and good tomatoes around the neighborhood.. We miss him! Love to his family.

To Sue, Peggy, Joe and Ann, Uncle George was a ray of sunshine and had an unwavering positive outlook on life. Along with his wife, Charlotte, and my Aunt Mary, he provided my Mom, Olive Harebo, with assistance in every way imaginable after my Dad, Norman Harebo, passed away in 1972. I will always remember Uncle George and Aunt Charolotte with love. I extend my deepest sympathies to each of you and your families. My love and spirit are with you as you lay to rest your incredible Dad. Uncle George lived an inspiring life and serves as an example to all of us who knew him. Love, Margie