Kathy Christopher (Stack)

Georgia, Mary and I used to hang out so much in Jr. High.  We had lots of fun and Georgia had the greatest giggle - it was infectious!  We spent the night together often, staying up all night giggling and just having fun.  Too bad life does not continue to be so fun and care free.  I miss you Georgia - you were a little cutie pie!

Kenneth Jennings

Georgia and I shared a double desk in Mr. Davis' 6th grade class at Maple Park Elementary.  We remained acquaintances thereafter, but Georgia was the one that taught me how to be good friends with a girl. Looking back, I think that this experience has made me a better person, a better husband, and a better father to my own daughters. My faith tells me that we will be reunited with our old friends and be able to share those moments once again, say all those unspoken words of thanks, and enjoy them together . . . as friends.  

Patricia Cramer (Still)

Georgia was one of the nicest girls.  Always so friendly and a lot of fun to be around.  I am so sorry to hear of her passing.

Randy Mickels

So sad she passed so young.I remember at Maple Park is where I  first met Georgia, she was always so kind. Then onto high school where she was a class act. I will miss seeing her. RIP Georgia

Terri Renfro (Goff)

 Georgia was such a nice nice person whom I met in ninth grade where she was a cheerleader. She was one of the popular girls that was always so sweet and pleasant  to everyone around her. Although we weren't really close friends, I always felt we had some kind of little connection, and was heartbroken to hear of her death at such a young age. I am deeply saddened.