George P. Andersen
October 21, 1945 - March 29, 2012
Obituary
George P Andersen was born October 21, 1945. He passed on March 29th.
George was born to Hans and Anna Andersen. He grew up on Beacon Hill, graduating from Cleveland High in 1963. He has been a resident of Capitol Hill for the past 30 years.
He worked for Seattle Transit, which became Metro Transit, before he retired in 1993.
He is survived by Mike Bates, his partner for 35 years, two nieces and many, many relatives in Denmark.
George had an amazing number of friends. His wit and kindness will be missed.
A gathering to remember George and his life is planned for June 9th. If you wish details for this event, please email your name to chsreunion63@comcast.net.
Remembrances should be sent to Cleveland High School Alumni Association, P.O. BOX 94004, Seattle, WA 98124-9404
George were missing you. George you’re The best.
Rest in piece.
Ride on George. You will be missed.
An Eagle has fallen………….you will be missed.
I thought I knew George all of my life, but it was only 62 years. I am proud that we were friends all of those years. He had a truly golden heart. I will miss him!
George, I’m looking at the First Communion photo of us that you were so kind to give me. Many good chilhood memories. You will be missed my friend
George, I will really miss seeing your smiling face and sweetness like sugar. We have known each other since kindergarten at Maple Grade School. Wish we were back and could start over, but would probably do the same all over again. Love to you my friend forever, Shelley
just know he is with the lord there is no more pain for him . praying for all of you at this time god smiled on him and said well done may the god of comfort bring you peace at this time take care .
I extend my condolences to the family during this difficult time. May you be comforted by the promise of the resurrection and the end of sickness and death forever. God makes this wonderful promise at Isaiah 25:8 where it states that he will “swallow up death forever.” I hope this message is of some consolation.