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George graduated from Fowlerville High School in 1969 and achieved his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Western Michigan University.
He was the family photographer and go-to tech guy. When George visited family or friends, he always brought his toolbox because his fix-it skills were legendary. George golfed every chance he got, and his favorite courses were Oakland University’s Sharf and Katke-Cousins where he scored four holes-in-one. His final hole-in-one came during his radiation treatments. When he wasn’t on the links, he was dedicated to friends old and new. He helped people with golf tips, home repairs, and is well-known for his many hijinks.
For 39 years, George was a lead problem solver at Oakland University where he was the Assistant VP of Classroom Support Instructional Technology Services, Formerly known as Instructional Technology Center. Faculty and staff could always depend on George to think outside the box and come up with a creative solution for any need. Most exceptionally, his positivity was infectious and made everyone in the workplace want to do and be better.
“He played a crucial role in bringing OU to its current level of success,” said OU President Dr. Pescovitz. “His work will always be remembered.”