Erich
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I was crushed to see a post on my Facebook feed this morning, letting us all know that George passed two days ago. George was a fine man who went out of his way to spend time with us and to always show us a big time when I was visiting the folks back home in Indiana. I was hoping to see him this fall. I see George hasn't posted here in a long while (probably since he took ill), but I thought several folks would want to know about this.
I don't know a single person who had a single thing to say about George that wasn't positive. Not many people I can say that about - certainly not myself, although his example makes me want to be better. We are diminished - I'll be praying for all who miss him and I know his memory will always be a blessing.
George Inskeep | Obituary | Kokomo Tribune
George Michael Inskeep
Born December 18th, 1955 at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, Alaska
Son of the late Dr. William K. Inskeep and Mairetta H. Inskeep
Survived by his loving wife Debra, brother Dave Inskeep (wife Leslie), niece Ashton Inskeep, nephew Alex Inskeep (partner Alli), step daughter Amber Barbour (husband Chris), step son Nathan Deno (wife Nina), and his beloved grandson Connor W.H. Reilly.
A former member of the United States Air Force, George attended Supplies Management training at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado. George also attended Purdue University where he majored in Building Construction Technology and Industrial Supervision.
George worked for several years in the consumer finance and banking. At the time of his passing, he had worked for 25 years as an Indiana licensed well driller for Findlay Drilling, Lafayette, Indiana.
Interests and adventures including soaring over the Arizona Desert, whitewater rafting, backpacking, hiking the ghost towns and old mining sites in southern Arizona. He also had an appreciation for southwestern architecture, the paintings by artist Amado Pena and Mata Ortiz pottery.
I don't know a single person who had a single thing to say about George that wasn't positive. Not many people I can say that about - certainly not myself, although his example makes me want to be better. We are diminished - I'll be praying for all who miss him and I know his memory will always be a blessing.
George Inskeep | Obituary | Kokomo Tribune
George Michael Inskeep
Born December 18th, 1955 at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, Alaska
Son of the late Dr. William K. Inskeep and Mairetta H. Inskeep
Survived by his loving wife Debra, brother Dave Inskeep (wife Leslie), niece Ashton Inskeep, nephew Alex Inskeep (partner Alli), step daughter Amber Barbour (husband Chris), step son Nathan Deno (wife Nina), and his beloved grandson Connor W.H. Reilly.
A former member of the United States Air Force, George attended Supplies Management training at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado. George also attended Purdue University where he majored in Building Construction Technology and Industrial Supervision.
George worked for several years in the consumer finance and banking. At the time of his passing, he had worked for 25 years as an Indiana licensed well driller for Findlay Drilling, Lafayette, Indiana.
Interests and adventures including soaring over the Arizona Desert, whitewater rafting, backpacking, hiking the ghost towns and old mining sites in southern Arizona. He also had an appreciation for southwestern architecture, the paintings by artist Amado Pena and Mata Ortiz pottery.
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