Memories of George L. King

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George L. King

Lompoc, CA, USA

August 6, 1943 - November 18, 2019

Aug 6, 1943 - Nov 18, 2019

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Robin Ohayer

Matthew King Jr

Christa King

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Matthew King Jr

Lompoc, CA, USA

Brother’s together in heaven

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Christa King

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Matthew King Jr

Matt and I were in Budapest when we learned of George’s passing November 18th 2 years ago. Now they are ... Read more Matt and I were in Budapest when we learned of George’s passing November 18th 2 years ago. Now they are both in heaven with their... Read more Matt and I were in Budapest when we learned of George’s... Read more

Michelle Hodapp

George was a wonderful man. I was lucky enough to work for George at the Embassy Suites many years ago. He is truly missed!

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Pat NUERNBERG

With Deepest Sympathy. Pat Nuernberg

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Rodney Utt

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Sue & Bob Manning

Our sincere condolences to Sylvia and the whole family!
Sue & Bob Manning

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Mark & Penny Keyzer

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Matthew King Jr

2 Timothy 4;7
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.

Go now and Rest In Peace my brother.

Karen and Matt

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John McGah, Jr.

My heartfelt condolences to Aunt Sylvia and George’s kids., my cousins, and also to his brother and sisters, and other relatives and friends.

Uncle a George was a beloved uncle to me. When I was a boy, he (and my uncles Matt and Tim) would always greet me and everyone with a big bear hug. It was before men regularly hugged each other like they do more so now. I loved it. It seemed so natural to them and made me feel instantly welcome and connected.

Whenever we would visit Lompoc, Uncle George would roll out the red carpet, convincing you that you were not only welcome but he was genuinely excited you were there. He regularly went out of his way.

Then and through the last time I saw him, he would was eager to connect. We shared an interest in family history, and in the present family. To the end he was caring and fun and genuinely cared for his extended family..

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