Message from Karen

George Stone was one of the finest men I knew. He cared for his fellow man as well as his family and friends. He was a great humanitarian. Everyone loved Uncle George, as he was called by our children, especially on a holiday when he would bring his famous stuffed mushrooms and carrots and onion dish. I would always remind him to bring his sharp knives so he could carve the turkey or ham. We will always miss this man especially around the holidays. In loving memory, Karen and Abel

Message from George and Dee Vermette

I have many memories of the early auxiliary days. George was a good police officer then and for the next 30 years. Hampden was very fortunate to have him. Glad I was able to talk to him at the recent Police fund raiser dinner at the Senior Center. Our condolence to you Nancy.

Message from Sally Kealy

Nancy, my thoughts are with you, he was a wonderful man and The "Other George's best friend" They loved the going out to lunch every week, driving the green convertible!
And cooking together and sharing recipes.. This weather is so much like when George passed, I have been thinking about you all day, if I can do anything for you at all call me,
please . Sally Kealy

A candle was lit by The Kealy Family on February 9, 2017 3:07 PM

A candle was lit by The Kealy Family on February 9, 2017 3:03 PM

Message from Tom Flynn

I am honored to have known George during the early years of the explorer cadets program
He was the example of honor, respect and responsibility. I offer prayers to Nancy and family in this time of loss.

Message from Patricia Melikian Baker and David Baker

Dear Nancy. We are very saddened to hear of George's passing. He was a dear friend and will always be in our hearts for the love and support he gave to us when Kricor died. You both are fine examples of the "goodness " of Hampden which I truly miss. Pat

A candle was lit by Patricia Melikian Baker on February 8, 2017 12:36 PM

A candle was lit by Grace goewey on February 8, 2017 7:22 AM

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My father knew George because he was the police officer of the Wilbraham

A candle was lit by Seán McKiernan Jnr, Co. Cavan, Ireland. on February 8, 2017 5:48 AM

Message from anne whitehall

So sad to hear. He was a kind and thoughtful man ready to help if needed. Always a gentleman. Sincere sympathy, Anne Meurisse Whitehall.

A candle was lit by Abel&Karen on February 7, 2017 5:09 PM

Message from Abel Soares

To our Uncle George who was more than an uncle. He was a husband, a father,a brother and a friend. He was a veteran, a police officer, and a Police Chief. There are not enough words to describe this wonderful man. He was there on all the Holidays with his apron on, knife in hand cutting up a Turkey or a Ham. Uncle George was a man of giving and kindness. His advocation was helping the older folks, not only his mother, but his mother-in-law. So to our Uncle George may you Rest In Peace as we will never forget you. Amen

A candle was lit by Sue and Debbie Drinkwater on February 7, 2017 12:56 PM

Message from Sue Drinkwater

George gave quiet love and support to all he met...family, friends, strangers. He was unselfish, kind, and giving. "Be the change you want to see in the world." ( Mahatma Gandhi) That is how George lived his life.

A candle was lit by Erica Soares on February 7, 2017 10:00 AM

A candle was lit by The Soares Family on February 7, 2017 9:28 AM