George C. Thornhill, 29, died Wednesday, October 16, 2013. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Biggers Funeral Chapel. Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Biggers Funeral Home. He is survived by his father, George E. Thornhill; numerous aunts, uncles andContinue Reading
Julie Thomas
left a message on October 18, 2013:
I knew George through my son, Hunter, who worked with him at Walmart.
He was a kind, gentle, shy young man with a smiling face. He loved the Lord and touched so many people in his short life. I will never forget George and the enormous impact he had on his many friends.
Thank you to all his friends and co-workers at Walmart during this time.
Hunter Varela
left a message on October 20, 2013:
I worked with George for two years at Walmart. He was a great friend, hard worker and a devoted follower of Jesus Christ.
He was the biggest Dallas Cowboys fan I ever knew. He was always in a cheerfull mood, optimistic, and had a positive attitude. I never saw George get mad or heard him yell or talk negative about anything or anyone.
I am glad I knew George and he will never be forgotten.
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Julie Thomas
left a message on October 18, 2013:
I knew George through my son, Hunter, who worked with him at Walmart.
He was a kind, gentle, shy young man with a smiling face. He loved the Lord and touched so many people in his short life. I will never forget George and the enormous impact he had on his many friends.
Thank you to all his friends and co-workers at Walmart during this time.
Hunter Varela
left a message on October 20, 2013:
I worked with George for two years at Walmart. He was a great friend, hard worker and a devoted follower of Jesus Christ.
He was the biggest Dallas Cowboys fan I ever knew. He was always in a cheerfull mood, optimistic, and had a positive attitude. I never saw George get mad or heard him yell or talk negative about anything or anyone.
I am glad I knew George and he will never be forgotten.
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