GeorgeSwan

"So sorry for your loss, he was such a sweet man I loved caring for him when I worked at the nursing home."

"Our thoughts and prayers are with the Swan family!"

"Dear Swan Family,
May God comfort you in your time of loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time."

"Sorry to hear of Mr. George's passing. It was my pleasure to visit him at Belleview at least once a month. He loved western movies and usually had one on his t.v. when we would come in. Mr. George was a WWII vet and will be missed not only by his family but also all his fellow veterans. R.I.P. Mr. George..."

"mr. george was a fine man. i remember, he would come by my house, to get me to come repair his tractor or truck, etc. he raised quite a garden also. he showed me some tomatoes and eggplants, once. asked if i liked them. i assured him i did! later coming home from work, at various times there would be a big grocery sack full of veggies and such on my door step. REST IN PEACE, MR. GEORGE! GONNA MISS YA!"

"May God bless and comfort you all during this time of the loss of a great person, Mr. George Swan. The Swan family was always precious to me. I have fond memories of growing up in Monticello with James and Gene, hunting, fishing, having lunch at the Swan home and watching Wilt Chamberlin and Bill Russell who played for Philadelphia and Boston (this was on a black and white T.V. but we thought it was great since most people did not even have a T.V.) These are precious memories that will never be forgotten so thanks to the Swan Family for being such a great part of my younger life."

"Bless all of your family.
Growing up we knew him well.
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"I am so deeply sorry to hear that Mr. Swan has passed away. He was a great man and we had many talks during the years i helped take care of him at Bellview Estates. He will be GREATLY missed!!! Prayers go out to the family!!!!!"

"My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time."

"Dear James and Gene, I offer you my deepest sympathy. I remember Mr. Swan hauling countless loads of pulpwood to the railroad yard in town and I knew you both had loaded every one of those loads.
I haven't seen either of you in many years; but, I remember both of you and your parents every time I pass your homeplace. May God bless and keep you."

"To Mr. Swan's relatives, I was sad to hear of his passing on. My Dad, Leslie Hoppers, knew him since they both were at Belle View Estates together and shared the same table, in the dining room. I know he will be missed by all residents there. My heart goes out to the family members. I will keep you in prayers each day. God bless!"

"My sweet Uncle George, always happy. I never saw him without a smile on his face and always laughing."

"Mr. Swan was a good friend of my father, Rev. Leslie Hoppers. The two of them were table-mates at Bell View Estates Nursing Home. I have shared many meals with the two of them and enjoyed listening to his stories of WWII and enjoyed laughing with he and my Dad over various things. He always had a positive outlook and a smile for me. I would sometimes bring him a muffin or treat from the hotel where I was staying while in town visiting Dad. Soon as I would hand Mr. Swan the treat, he would "hide it quickly in his pocket" and tell me he would save it back for later in his room. This made me smile, he was so appreciative of the little things in life like this. I know he must have a loving family out there, so to all of you whom are either family and/or friends to Mr. Swan, my heart goes out to you today. May God be of comfort to you all. Mr. Swan will certainly be missed by everyone, including Dad and myself. God Bless."

"Our thoughts are with all of you. So many wonderful memories of Uncle George & my wonderful Aunt Edith. God Bless you all.
Love Joe & Angela Bongiorno"

"George Swan was a good man and a friend of mine at Bell View nursing home. He will be missed. May God bless his family in their time of sorrow."