mr george was a great person.i meet him and ms tina on the ship during one of their cruise on the princess cruises ship,about 10 years ago,beeing their waiter.i meet him in one of my days off in fort lauderdale, haveing a beautifull lunch togheter.after years i put his name on the internet and i am very sory to find out that he went to another world.please recieve my sincery condolences.

George and the customers gave me a start into the contract services business in the early 1980's. George and Tina also introduced Jane and I to Palm Beach. Obviously the rest is history as today we have our business PGK Engineering/old Megatech Eng. and a place in Palm Beach. I am thankful for the opportunities that were given to me during the four years that I worked with George.

George has a special place in our hearts. He took care of us ... watched out for our family ... and made a difference in the business. Whether it was Christmas parties or softball teams or boat rides he knew how to "kick it up a notch". To the whole Milidrag family he will be remembered ... thanks for everything George ...

To Tina and Family: Working at Entech was one of the best experiences of my career. Being a part of the team that created the Pontiac Fiero is truly a source of pride for me. George always treated contract designers as professionals, everyone wanted to work for Entech. I also had the good fortune to play for the Entech baseball team for a number of years and was amazed at George's commitment to the players,promising to build us a ball field of our own if we won the championship; then following through when we did. He will be missed.

Many years have gone by and it is with sincere regret to hear of George's passing. My deepest sympathy goes out to his entire family. George provided for so many, opportunities with employment that allowed them to realize a fulfillment of contribution. In my Sympathy I am left with many fond memories of George. He was more than an employer, he was generous and Im proud to say he helped develop my character as a professional. Georges smile and endearing generosity will always be remembered by one who enjoyed his gift of allowing me to belong to his Entech family.

My deepest sympathy goes out to Brian and the family. George was a great man and an industry leader and will be remembered by all who knew him.

I am saddened to hear of Georges passing. He was an extreamly good, nice and generous man and boss. I was one of the first employees of Entech, he hired me out of the trunk of his car and I will never forget that day and how it changed my life forever. God Speed George!!

My Deepest sympathies to Brian and his family for your loss. Our prayers are with you.

Nothing but respect. Even though I only served Mr. M's needs for a short time the memories are golden. Thoughts of him will visit me often.

Tina and Family, I was saddened to hear of George's passing. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I have many wonderful memories that I will cherish forever.

Dear Tina and Family, We are saddened by the news of Geroges passing. All of us have shared so many memories of good times around the holidays, and througout the years. We will cherish all of these memories for a life time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love Always, Tom, Linda & Amy Jenny

My sister, Betty, expressed many of the same thoughts and fond memories that I have of George and his kind heart. I, however, did not like the gorilla! Each time I think of him, there is a smile on his face and a cigar in his hand. George will be missed by all who knew him. My heartfelt prayers go out to Tina and all of his family.

George, was a special person to many of us in the design business. He will always fondly be remembered for being the pioneer of "contract jobbie" and the company that paid the best rates. In the day, when the business was fun and prospered, Entech was the place to work. George will be missed, and the fond memories will be cherished by many. May he rest in peace. Pat Scally

George was a great man who rose from the original nickname of "suitcase George" when he used to hand out fliers for his new company at other job shops to becoming of the most preeminent and prominent business leaders the Detroit region has ever known. Entech at one time must have employed or benefited in some way thousands of people and families across Metro Detroit, including my own. George was a great man who will be missed by many. I was privileged to attend the "Entech Reunion Party" in Warren a few years back and George was in his glory there. He had his cigar, he handed out door prizes, etc. - just like at the old Entech Christmas parties. It was a great evening!! God Bless him and the Milidrag Family. Leo R. Hagan CEO GTA Professional Staffing LRHAGAN@GTA.JOBS

George was truly an entreprenuer having gone from "rags to riches" by hard work, "smarts", and developing a network of friends in the automotive industry. In later years, I like to tell the story of the first time we met at Pontiac Engineering's Body Drafting Department when he proposed to provide the additional designers we needed for the 1977 Pontiacs. When lunch time came, as was the normal practice, he was expected to invite me for lunch at a local restaurant. Realizing that he was working out of his car, and running on a "shoe string", I invited him for lunch. Of course, that never happened again. As our business relationship and personal friendship developed, George was always there to help, whether at Pontiac or later at Volkswagen and finally at Nissan where his company, Entech, provided the necessary initial facility and manpower to do the engineering design for the Nissan Quest and Mercury Villager minivans. Beyond our business relationship, I always enjoyed seeing him with his classic Packard at the Meadow Brook Hall Concours d'Elegance. To George's family may I express my saddness in learning of your father and husband's passing, and my good fortune in being his friend and business colleague. Duane Miller

I was sorry to hear of George's passing. The memories of my association with both George and Tina are very dear to me. George was very professional in conducting his business while also being there as a friend and confidant. George remained in my heart and mind over the years long after we lost touch with each other. The memories are deep and the experiences a blessing.

George was a wonderful colleague on the St Lawrence Seaway board. His intelligence and good senese will be missed.

While I never worked with George, my dad did. I have alot of memories of the wonderful Entech picnics that George hosted. George also hosted our family at his home on several occasions. He was a very quiet man, who enjoyed sitting back with his cigar and watching us all have fun. I used to love that big gorilla he kept in the bedroom.

To Brian Milidrag & Family My deepest regrets , he was a great boss and a tribute to the Engineering Field. Leo

OBITUARY

George D. Milidrag

29 April, 1931 – 17 May, 2009

A.H. Peters Funeral Home

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