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donna schwarz
March 12, 2010
So sorry about your dad, he was such a nice man but at the same time it was so very wonderful to see all you guys again, its been way too long. My heart was filled with joy to see you Anne, it seemed like I just talked with you yesterday, we didn't miss a beat. Take care, Love, donna
March 4, 2010
My memories of George go back to our teen years in the 1940's. A long history in the futures business. He taugt me so much of what I know and was a legend as our floor manager. George, you were a good man and so many of us hold very fond memories. Over 60 years to be precise. I dont know where we go next, but there should be a trading pit and hopefully more good times. Love and fondest regards to your family. Always you friend, Fred Uhlmann
Ed & Maureen Kane
March 3, 2010
God bless you George! I'll play the pipes for you tomorrow morning, but it will be in St. Pete FL., because that's where we are at the moment. EK
Taylor Geraldine
March 3, 2010
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Noretta Lange
March 3, 2010
Goodbye Uncle George, I cannot begin to express my deep sorrow that you're no longer here. Your mom and dad and all your sisters and brother have been waiting for you to join the reunion up there. Thank you for the wonderful memories of you. My mother loved her baby brother so much.
March 2, 2010
My deepest sympathy to the family of George Wagner.
Tom Cox
Laura Duda -Stanek
March 2, 2010
Dear George,
You will be missed dearly. I will never forget the opportunities you gave me working at the BOT. You used to say we were like Dagwood and Blondie! I even got the chance to know Eddie since we worked there at the same time. I loved you like another Dad and am sad to see you leave, but glad my Dad will have your company up in Heaven.
I know you would love a funny story - remember when you offered me Cub tickets for the first time? It was early morning and I didn't get back to you right away. Finally you said are you going or not? I asked, what's the rush? The game doesn't start until tonight right? (this was before Wrigley had night games). You said to me, I'd like to meet the guy who is taking you to night games at Wrigley!
Mary Lou
March 2, 2010
Good-bye Mr. Wagner! I can't believe you and my dad made the trip home together on Sunday - is it the Heavenly Rock Island? Give Dad a hug from me and keep one for your self too. You are one of the wonderful generation of men that set the bar for us and our children Thank you for your life, your service to our nation, your family - esp. my dear friend, your daughter Kathy, Love, Mary Lou
March 2, 2010
Good-bye Mr. Wagner! I can't believe you and my dad made the trip home together on Sunday - is it the Heavenly Rock Island? Give Dad a hug from me and keep one for your self too. You are one of the wonderful generation of men that set the bar for us and our children Thank you for your life, your service to our nation, your family - esp. my dear friend, your daughter Kathy, Love, Mary Lou
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