SBYNews Contributor George Chevallier Passed Away Today 3-3-16
This is a day and a man I will never forget. George Chevallier was by far one of the kindest, giving men I have ever had the honor to call my friend. George was a historian here on the Shore and delivered literally hundreds of weekly articles we've had the pleasure to publish and look forward to. We will deliver all of the important arrangements just as soon as they become available. Rest in Peace my dear friend and thank you so very much for everything.
So very sorry. I have immensely enjoyed his writings about our area. He was part of the family. My sincere sympathies to his family, friends and his community.
A true genuine gentleman. An asset to our community. He will surely be missed by all that knew him and especially those of us that read and appreciated his articles here on Salisbury News. His family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Dave and I went to school with George. I spoke with him on several occasions and we spoke of the history of this wonderful area and looked forward to what it could be once again under great leadership. He will be missed.
Years ago I sold George 2 cars, friend for life since then. Always a smile and a great guy to pick his brain for historical value. Good man, someone to emulate.
R.I.P
ReplyDeleteR.I.P., George. We will miss you so much.
ReplyDeletesay day rip
ReplyDeleteRIP George, will definitely miss all your wonderful articles.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry. I have immensely enjoyed his writings about our area. He was part of the family. My sincere sympathies to his family, friends and his community.
ReplyDeleteMy Wife just text me and said, "Heaven just got another Angel". WOW, so true.
ReplyDeleteWas in college with George in 1964. He was always a great role model and well respected. Sorry to hear he has passed.
ReplyDeleteRIP George...we will miss you.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P. to a true gentleman and scholar. My condolences to the family... :-(
ReplyDeleteI will miss his Saturday morning posts!!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I am so very sorry to hear this. RIP Mr. Chevallier :(
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed George's expertise in the pass. Thank you George. Sam Smullen
ReplyDeleteKnown George since junior high school. Great guy & most of all a fabulous local historian.
ReplyDeleteHats Off......
ReplyDeleteGentleman and scholar, RIP.
ReplyDeleteMay be corny but I just checked March 3rd in US History and found:
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May his story live on in our hearts and those that love history as much as he did.
I didn't know Mr George but I sure will miss his articles. My prayers for his family and all his friends.
ReplyDeleteRIP George...nice man...he will be missed.
ReplyDeleteA true genuine gentleman. An asset to our community. He will surely be missed by all that knew him and especially those of us that read and appreciated his articles here on Salisbury News. His family is in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteDon Coffin
SO SORRY. A LOST TREASURE.
ReplyDeleteWow. So sorry to hear.
ReplyDeleteI just recently had the pleasure of meeting Mr.George. He was a pleasant man. Mr George you will be missed.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the Articles and History....God rest his Soul!
ReplyDeleteHe will be missed , a gentlemen and a scholar , a friend for 35 years.
ReplyDeleteWayne and Mary Ann Earp
Will miss reading his articles. RIP
ReplyDeleteThank you for the vast library of articles you left behind for us to enjoy, George. You will be kindly remembered by us all.
ReplyDeleteRIP.
George was great. I loved his articles
ReplyDeleteAnother great Eastern Shore personality has passed. Our prayers for the family. We shall always remember.
ReplyDeleteMy condolences to his family and friends. Will truly miss his wonderful informative articles posted here.
ReplyDeleteSo sad to read this. His posts were always interesting. Blessings to his family.
ReplyDeleteI will miss Mr. Chevallier's articles. RIP
ReplyDeleteWonderful man had a chance twice to meet and speak with him, he was one of a kind, his knowledge of local history will be sorely missed.
ReplyDeleteI'll miss his articles,too.
ReplyDeleteDave and I went to school with George. I spoke with him on several occasions and we spoke of the history of this wonderful area and looked forward to what it could be once again under great leadership. He will be missed.
ReplyDeleteYears ago I sold George 2 cars, friend for life since then. Always a smile and a great guy to pick his brain for historical value. Good man, someone to emulate.
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