My deepest sympathies to the Carpenter family.  I met Mr. George at Freeport Chemical, my place of employment for some time while he was there.  He was a very devoted man to his family and his career.  A very nice gentleman.  My prayers are with you all.  May he RIP!

Sending hugs and prayers,
Wendy Bourgeois Oubre

I wear a shirt sometimes that says, “all I need is my Faith, Family and Freedom”. George lived his life full of this Faith, Family, and Friendships! To Marguerite, Michelle and Families, “May Christ who says I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” guard, comfort and lighten your sorrow and fill your days with new mercies and unbounded grace. I remember George for his friendship, fellowship and wily smile when he knew the answers but waited for me to learn what he already knew. Family, thanks for sharing all the pictures over the years and allowing us to remember and celebrate George’s life with you all.

George was a friend and co-worker at theUncle Sam Plant for many years his contributions at the plant were marked with a steady and level pace, with unscrupulous morals a n outstanding work ethic..My sincere condolences to his family

I am sorry for your loss and Brenda and Norvin Kraemer send our deepest sympathies to you and your family.  I am sorry we cannot be their in person.  God bless you and your family in your time of need. 

Sincerely: Norvin & Brenda Kraemer

Marguerite, I am so sorry  for you. You and George were first in the Gonzales Cancer group.



Marilyn Morris

Hi Marguerite,
I am so sorry for your loss. I worked closely with George for 7 years at Uncle Sam and knew him to be firstly a fine gentleman in addition to being an excellent engineer and manager. It was apparent how devoted he was to both his home and work family and especially to you. Yvonne and I so enjoyed continuing to see you both at the Uncle Sam alumni parties these past years. May God bless George, you and your family.

Kendall & Yvonne Gaddy

I am so very sorry to get this news. My heart is aching for all of you. George was such a wonderful part of my life back in the 70s in Gonzales.  What a wonderful Christian man! George taught me more about good food and good times in life, than I can ever express! Truly a one-of-a-kind.
Love, Kay Zorger

We such wonderful memories with Mr. George all the lunches, supper club and so much more! Our condolences to Ms. Margarite and all of the family. 

I am saddened to learn of the loss of George.  Prayers are sent up for friends and family.   In Christ.
Ron Kuntz

I worked with George for over 30 years, and have known him since he started work at the Freeport Chemical Uncle Sam Plant in the 1970's. He was my friend, and we shared many great times together throughout the years. My deepest sympathies to Marguerite and George's family for their loss. May the Lord comfort you during this difficult time.
James "B.J." McAllister 

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He is survived by his high school sweetheart and wife of 58 years, Marguerite Weaver Carpenter; daughter, Michelle Finch and husband, John of Aubrey, Tx.; three granddaughters, Sydney Elaine Finch, Brooke Elizabeth Finch, and Ellison Nicole Finch; a sister, Connie Miller (Glenn); and 2 brothers, Robert Carpenter (Myrna) and Richard Carpenter (Audrey).

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George R. Carpenter

25 abril, 1942 – 20 enero, 2023

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