James Charles Georg

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Lil Georg

James Charles Georg

March 9th, 1942 - March 6th, 2020

March 9th, 1942 - March 6th, 2020

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Jim Georg was the eldest son of Rose Mary and Newton Georg. He was born in Johnstown PA, and lived there until his family moved to Bethel Park, PA. He met and married Lilian there, and together they raised three girls. The couple also lived in King of Prussia and Downingtown, PA and in Middletown Springs, VT before moving to Wasilla, AK. Jim graduated from Penn State and went on to have a career in the insurance industry. Jim had a wonderful ability to experience joy, primarily through immersing himself fully in doing what he loved, spending time with the people who loved him, and playing at least as hard as he worked. One of his mottoes was, "You need to suck the marrow out of the bones of life." We are sure that he did that. He died peacefully at home with his family around him. Jim is survived by his wife Lil Georg, daughters Lola Georg, Renee Georg, and Kristi McFarland, brothers Tom Georg and Joe Georg, grandchildren Erika Stannard and Tyler Pugliese, and great-grandchildren Ellie Stannard and Jamie Stannard. He was proceeded in death by his parents, his brother Dave Georg, and his granddaughter Miranda Pugliese. Jim's ashes will be interred at the family farm in Davidsville, PA. The family will have a small private memorial service in Wasilla, AK. We hope that this site will serve as our larger gathering in remembrance of Jim and his life. We would love it if you could share a photograph of Jim, or of you and Jim together. Please also share a story that might go with the photograph. We are happy to collect quotes, stories, photos, or any other remembrances. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Foundation for Free Flight. Thank you.

Events

PAST EVENT

Jim Georg Memorial and Internment

Mar 17th, 2020

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

(GMT-4:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Johns Cemetary

687 E Campus Ave, Davidsville, PA 15928, USA

PAST EVENT

Reception

Mar 17th, 2020

3:20 PM - 6:30 PM

(GMT-4:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Heritage House Inn, Broad Street, Johnstown, PA, USA

916 Broad St, Johnstown, PA 15906, USA

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Renee Georg

I tend to remember more about how Dad was than about specific instances, but one does stick out. When we were kids, and on a trip to the "grand canyon of PA", Dad stepped into the river, pulled out a fish, showed it to us, and then lost it as it was so slippery, or so he said. I bragged about him for quite some time, "Oh yeah, well my Dad can reach into a river and pull out a fish just like a bear!" That usually shut people up good. I used that story for at least a year, maybe more. Fast forward to my adult life. I am living in Alaska. Mom, Dad, and Kristi come for a visit, and we go to a stream where the salmon are spawning. I point out to Dad that he would have no trouble grabbing a fish. He laughs. "That fish was dead!" He was apparently just showing off and trying to get us to think he was amazing. Well he also taught me that I should not lie, so I told him he had to reach in a get a fish. I told folks my Dad could do this, just like a bear, and so I needed to know my integrity was intact. He reached down and grabbed a fish and then he let it go. My Dad was so cool that he could reach right into a river and grab a fish, just like a bear.

Published March 27th, 2020
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Paul Voight

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Published March 16th, 2020
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Joseph Georg

Hanglideing

Published March 15th, 2020
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Renee Georg

Love this story Uncle Joe. You sound like a Newt Georg letter when you tell it. Thanks for sharing with all of us.

Published March 26th, 2020
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Joseph Georg

Ready comments in reverse order cause of this funky web site I could not see my complete paragraph, sorry

Published March 15th, 2020
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Joseph Georg

So you had to cut the tops out of them or they could rain down hell anywhere when they fell. Newt tells Jim to "shinny" up there and start trimming. He did this with relative ease as we all looked on in amazement. It seemed a little crazy to me but I was just six and Jim was fifteen or so. Yeah, he was a daredevil. Suppose that is why he loved hanggg

Published March 15th, 2020
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