George (Funnyfut) PitcherBy posting content to TruckNet, you're agreeing to our terms of use and confirm that you have read our Privacy Policy, and our Cookie Use Policy. You acknowledge that any personal data you post on TruckNet may be accessed by other members of TruckNet and visitors to the forum Re: I took the warning signs too late
Rest in peace George...
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I hope your driving on another sunny road somewhere george.
RIP. Onwards and Upwards
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Thanks, as always, for keeping us updated, David.
Strange to get a bit of news that makes you sad and glad at the same time. George, you were an inspiration. Rest in peace. marcustandy,
'Rules' are there to be followed. If you could chose which ones you followed, then they'd be called 'Options'.
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God Bless George.
RIP. xx #corriepleasecomehome
I took the warning signs too late
My heart goes out to Funnyfut's family. Unfortunately this is a tale that is a little close to home. My uncle was diagnosed with multiple tumors of the brain at Christmas 2009, he died last week. It was a slow and painful death in which nothing could be done. The positive attitude that we all had lasted no more than a month until reality kicked in. To watch him degenerate from a lively guy to a mere shell in but a few weeks was a feeling I don't want too often. RIP Stan There's a fine line between bravery and stupidity.
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Like many more on this site I have only got to "know" the now deceased George Pitcher, via those 284 posts which are now his epitaph. By a sad coicidence I became a member of TNUK at about the same time as George was getting the bad news about his major health problem, just short of 2 years ago. I feel privileged to have been allowed to follow his pain-filled journey to its final conclusion. He was a man, in the truest sense of the word. He showed his best qualities when the going got tough. To his friends , especially Spardo, Jonah1, and Bloodoodle who provided him with much needed support when he needed it most, I offer my Very Sincere Commiserations at the passing of your friend. To his friend Sheila ,my Very Sincere Condolences. As for you George, you passed the greatest test of your life, with flying colours. Well done you. R.I.P. You have earned it.
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Rest in peace George and god bless your family.
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Just looked in to see how George was doing as he wasn't well last time I looked. RIP George
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Sleep well, George. No more pain.
Yes, really!
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RIP George.
You fought a brave fight. dieseldave
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cant really and any thing else to say but
rip george my facebook page
Stay indoors people don't risk getting hypa errmm, hypothyrm errrm hiperth - dammit, don't risk dying of cold out there.
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Rest In Peace George.
John F. Kennedy Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt. Abraham Lincoln
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