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I remember sitting with you the night you died, you laughed because I chose to not stay out later because I had work the next day. We were at a local pool bar in Tyler sitting outside. You were urging me to publish my poetry. You were telling me that once Grannymom and Uncle Billy passed that the family was my responsibility to save. That you wouldn't be here much longer.

I was unable to save my family from their hatred, bitterness or arrogance.
I became the mother that mine could have never been.. I became the wife who stood strong behind her husband and I learned French because I promised MeMe that I would. I am now finalizing my work to be published alongside the company of the best of the best in a worldwide known and recognized University. I'm involved in exactly what I need to become the strong woman that you always believed in me to become, George! 


When i stand on that graduation stage with my PhD.. looking out at NO family supporting me outside of the immediate family I created on my own.. it's you I will thank.

the only one in the family who believed in me and loved me unconditionally. Your story will be heard dear cousin. I am with you.


love to the moon & beyond,
your Melvin 

I remember sitting with you the night you died, you laughed because I chose to not stay out later because I had work the next day. We were at a local pool bar in Tyler sitting outside. You were urging me to publish my poetry. You were telling me that once Grannymom and Uncle Billy passed that the family was my responsibility to save. That you wouldn't be here much longer.

I was unable to save my family from their hatred, bitterness or arrogance.
I became the mother that mine could have never been.. I became the wife who stood strong behind her husband and I learned French because I promised MeMe that I would. I am now finalizing my work to be published alongside the company of the best of the best in a worldwide known and recognized University. I'm involved in exactly what I need to become the strong woman that you always believed in me to become, George! 


When i stand on that graduation stage with my PhD.. looking out at NO family supporting me outside of the immediate family I created on my own.. it's you I will thank.

the only one in the family who believed in me and loved me unconditionally. Your story will be heard dear cousin. I am with you.


love to the moon & beyond,
your Melvin 

I remeber the first time I rode on my pies motorcycle  the thing I miss the most is feeling him wrapped in my arms

I remeber the first time I rode on my pies motorcycle  the thing I miss the most is feeling him wrapped in my arms

My beautiful boy.  I miss you terribly!  You gave us a run for our money growing up, but the last few years were so special because we spent such quality time together as a family.  As always, you were the center of attention.  You made us laugh, you embraced us with your bear hugs, you protected us when we needed protection.  We sang and danced together for the first and only time at the Christmas  2007 condo Christmas party.  You, Jessica, DeeAnn and I played the Christmas game, Gallerie Lafayette, that Christmas.   You were the best oyster shucker out on Dad's deck before you moved to San Antonio.  We had a fantastic time that last year at Uncle Billy's talking, fishing, cooking and eating.  Course, your specialty was eating - you and DeeAnn sneaking food to take out to the RV late at night.  Being able to attend Jessica's nursing graduation was also a special time for all of us.  You were so very proud of her!  I wish we had more time.  I would kiss you and hug you and hug you and kiss you over and over again.  I love you so much, my son.

Is this not the way we all remember him?  :) He was the one person that could always bring a smile to your face.  The last time I saw him he was singing, "Man Named Sue".  HAHA  I would give anything to go back to that day.

Hahahhah how bout the time he came down it was right before the wacky flordia trip . When george had a little to drink and passed out woke up with his face in dog pee! Hhahaha maybe I was the only one in the room I dunno but I laughed so hard it hurt! That was many years ago but I didn't want george to think I forgot! Heheheheheheh

Little George and I shared a special bond from early on.  He had an IQ on the genius level and was quick witted, with a great sense of humour.  Everyone just loved being around him and we made memories I will cherish for the rest of my life.  The smile on his face as he struggled to land the large catfish from our pond, the pride beaming from him after we took down a very large tree and then cutting it up.  This same tree was burned in our bonfire where George cooked smores for all the little kids and sang to us.  Little George would be so hurt to see family and friends crying over his leaving, so we try to celebrate his wonderous life and the happiness he brought to everyone around him.  He loved family above all else and we love him and will forever.  His life was short, but fuller than most that live much longer.  A free spirit not afraid to live life to the fullest.  I love you George and will see you again.......

Your Uncle Billy

Too many good times to share just 1....this picture is definitely one of my best memories.  Well, besides George always giving Matt a hard time about claiming to be the REAL father to my children.  George would just keep on about until he had Matt wondering...then, Matt would just tell him -- "When you sending the child support check then?"  -- George loved our boys (and everyone else's kids) like they were his own....and the kids loved him back just as much.  George was my rock when I needed him....I'm thankful that he was a part of my life....he was definitely what a friend was supposed to be.  Love ya and miss ya, George.

 

The day before he left he did Tammy the talking Tummy.  His belly button asked for pizza, it was halarious.  I miss you.