Birth date: May 30, 1936 Death date: Feb 28, 2007
George Marlyn Bach May 30, 1936 – February 28, 2007 Through George Bach’s wonderful rollercoaster ride, especially with his wife and family, he has served as a military veteran in the United States Air Force and gave 25 years of s Read Obituary
For the family our prayers and love are with you.For George it's funny how people touch your life and you touch mine in many ways.THANK YOU my friend my life is richer and I'm a better man for having known you.always your pal big mike.##imported-begin##Michael and Daphne Roach##imported-end##
We are so very sorry for your loss. We did not know him very well, but from what we heard he was a wonderful person and a great friend and most importantly a great husband,dad and grandpa. He will always be with you in your hearts and memories. Remember we are a phone call away.##imported-begin##Malinda White and Lulu Gormon##imported-end##
Uncle George, You will be missed by those of us left here on this earth. I will never forget the love you showed me as a child and all through my life. The kindness and love you showed unto me, helped shape me into the person I am today. As I write this, I am shedding tears; Not only of sorrow from the loss but of joy from remembering the good times with you. I will always love you and never, will I forget you. Aunt Gayleen, Donna and Johnny, I know that words alone cannot erase the hurt or the loss of such a good husband and father. It is my hope that you will take from the words you read just how his life brought happiness to those he came in contact with. You will be in my prayers. With love and respect always, Jimbo ##imported-begin##Jimmie Smith Jr - Nephew##imported-end##
We all were saddened to hear of your loss. Please know how very sorry we all are.
The Patton SurviviorRetirees
Club##imported-begin##Patton Surviviors Retirees ##imported-end##
When the Lord calls our loved ones home, he leaves a gift of memories in exchange. I'm so sorry for your loss but remember the memories.##imported-begin##Juanita Jackson and Jimmie Bittner##imported-end##
May the Lord be with you at this time.. Keep the faith.. We are all here for you.. God Bless you.. Love. Lorraine##imported-begin##Lorraine##imported-end##
George,you became an important part of my life after your mother died and your father had a hand amputated(because of a tick bite that turned to gangrene). You became more than an uncle;more like a brother, because you lived with our family for approximately 10 years before joining the Air Force.
When my father died suddenly at 41 years of age,you had to fight the US government to get "home" from overseas for his funeral. He wasn't classified as your father but you did it George!
There were good time also. You teased me because you loved to hear me whine and cry. Do you remember when we played "anti anti over". You tried to jump over me; you didn't make it and knocked me out cold.
And my mother wanted to kill us when you put my new funeral dress on top of the car while she was making funeral arrangements for my father. She drove-off not knowing it was on the car and naturally was lost forever.
Your life was in California while my husband Rich and I spent 10 years overseas but the distance did not lessen the bond of family and love we shared.
I will cherish the memories of the last few visits we had with you, Gayleen and John. After all, who is going to fry the turkey now?
I do not know your daughter and granddaughters well but I know how important they were to you. So, as the circle of family grows, so does the love. John is a very special young man and he has helped me deal with your death but I especially appreciate the dedicated and loving care that Gayleen gave to you George.
I love you Gayleen, John and Donna.
You were there when my father died and you came again when my mother was dying and I needed you. I will now try to be there for your family. Good-bye George, my uncle "my brother, my friend". I will love you forever.
Love,
Beverly##imported-begin##Beverly Miklos##imported-end##
