Dallas-George Feuerstahler 60, passed away Sunday September 1, 2013. Service: No services are scheduled at this time.
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George was a friend and gifted co-worker at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. He had an exhaustive knowledge and appreiciation of 70’s rock music and a legendary appetite for tex-mex and bbq.
I am so sorry to hear about George’s passing. I went to grade school & high school with him. He was always known for his brilliance. May you rest in peace, George.
I am Georges’ niece and we lost all contact with him about 10 yrs ago. If anyone can please tell me what happened to him. He never knew that my mom, his sister died after suffering a stroke about 4 yrs ago. I remember George loved tex-mex food, and he took me and my husband to a BBQ place that he loved. I do not know much about him after that. He broke all contact like he fell off face of the earth. If anyone knew him please e-mail me. He has 1 sister still alive and would love to tell her about his life and death. I am almost positive this is my uncle cause I Know he used to work at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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George was a friend and gifted co-worker at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. He had an exhaustive knowledge and appreiciation of 70’s rock music and a legendary appetite for tex-mex and bbq.
Sorry to hear he is gone, he will be missed.
I am so sorry to hear about George’s passing. I went to grade school & high school with him. He was always known for his brilliance. May you rest in peace, George.
I am Georges’ niece and we lost all contact with him about 10 yrs ago. If anyone can please tell me what happened to him. He never knew that my mom, his sister died after suffering a stroke about 4 yrs ago. I remember George loved tex-mex food, and he took me and my husband to a BBQ place that he loved. I do not know much about him after that. He broke all contact like he fell off face of the earth. If anyone knew him please e-mail me. He has 1 sister still alive and would love to tell her about his life and death. I am almost positive this is my uncle cause I Know he used to work at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.