George was the last child of 15 and married his wife Judy in 1968, having many years of adventures. Along the way, he became known as "Big George" after the birth of he and Judy's first son "Little George" while a second son named James (aka Jimmy) came a few years later. Judy past away in November 2000, but she and Big George made a promise to be cremated and scattered near their favorite home of South Padre Island. When Big George past away 13 years after Judy, their sons Little George and Jimmy honored their parents' wishes by scattering the ashes of Big George and Judy together. Big George loved to ride motorcycles and often showed off his harmonica skills that he, of course, referred to as his harp. The world lost a larger-than-life personality, but at least George and Judy's strong love for each other continues to outlast their time in this world.
George was the last child of 15 and married his wife Judy in 1968, having many years of adventures. Along the way, he became known as "Big George" after the birth of he and Judy's first son "Little George" while a second son named James (aka Jimmy) came a few years later. Judy past away in November 2000, but she and Big George made a promise to be cremated and scattered near their favorite home of South Padre Island. When Big George past away 13 years after Judy, their sons Little George and Jimmy honored their parents' wishes by scattering the ashes of Big George and Judy together. Big George loved to ride motorcycles and often showed off his harmonica skills that he, of course, referred to as his harp. The world lost a larger-than-life personality, but at least George and Judy's strong love for each other continues to outlast their time in this world.
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