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George Matthew Knuepfel August 5, 1953-Dec 28,2024
God Rest His Soul

Through the Silence of Christmas

Beneath the twinkle of Winter's glow
Lies a hush that only grievers know.
The carols play, the bells resound,
Yet hearts ache for he's not around.

The chair sits empty, the stocking still,
A silence that no joy can fill.
But in the quiet, a warmth appears,
Memories glowing through the tears.

The love we shared, it never fades.
It lingers through the darkened days.
Though Christmas feels a shade less bright,
His spirit whispers through the night.

So light a candle, soft and true,
For love endures, and it shines through.
In every star, in every song,
He's with us still, where he belongs.

 

Truly an advanced human being; he was greatly loved and has left a huge hole in the hearts of family and friends.

George's Family and Friends Gather
February 15, 2025

Sorry I didn't receive pictures of everyone there.

Maia, Aurora, and Dorothea
Aurora made the flower  vases for all who attended

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Forty two years have passed since they met at University of Iowa. George was attending the Writers Workshop, a privilege only a few achieve. Bob was a Junior at the time I believe.

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The Three Musketeers are three no more.

The body fades away, the spirit remains always.

Peter's offspring: Thomas, Dorothea and George.

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This is chicken cooked in rock salt covering on New Year's Eve on Pond Street. Probably 1993 or 4. Flavor was great but Ken, Bob & later George,

didn't think they should eat something that salty. Sigh. It wasnt that salty. You can see remains of salt covering in black pan. A hammer is used to remove the rock salt to get to the chicken. I'd do it again if someone would eat it.

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