Thank you for being a lovely human while I attended OT in the mid 80s. Until we meet again in heaven. 

George and I were very good friends while at St. Benedicts college.  We use to always kid each other, he from Nemaha county and I from Pottawatomie.  We even lived together our Senior year in an apartment  with LeRoy Broxtermen and Jim Bennet.  The four of us along with Carol Havercamp were constant companions.  Even though I haven't seen him 
for many years he remains close to my heart and in my prayers.                                                                                                                     
Jerry Horgan (St. Paul MN)


My sympathy to Mary Beth and all the family.   I remember George as one of my favorite classmates.  We both liked to study and he made good use of his abilities.  It sounds like he touched the lives of many people in very good ways.  That is such a gift that keeps on giving.  It was a blessing to know him, indeed all the Larkin family!

I will always remember Mr. Heiman during my Oregon Trail days. I always begged him to go to Olathe North with me. He was always there whenever I needed to talk. I lived acrossed the creek from him in Olathe, some days it was comfort knowing I could walk a few hundred steps and have someone truly listen and care for me. He saw me through many tears. He gave me some great advice, even if I didn't understand back then, his words finally got me away from some pretty bad relationships. RIP Mr. Heiman, thanks for all your time you gave me.

I'll never forget Mr. Heiman who served as teacher and guidance at RCHS.

Always sweet with a kind smile, that was George! We lived nearby & I frequently saw George on my walks, getting the newspaper or heading off somewhere ( golf??). He would often update me on Mary.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you Mary & family.

Nancy & James Kuhn

I took Geometry from Mr. Heiman at Riley County High in the mid 70s.  He had a special interest in teaching mathematics and wanted all students to be successful.  As a math teacher myself, I hope that I have a  bit of all the good teachers I was so fortunate to have.  As a teacher, I hope that I have some of Mr Heiman's patience.  

A few decades after Mr. Heiman taught me about conic sections, today I taught a class on that subject and dedicated the class to the memory of  my geometry teacher Mr. Heiman.

Barton Willis, PhD
Professor of Mathematics

I met George in 1999 when I started working at Oregon Trail. I was blessed to be able to work with such a wonderful man. George was a great person. My prayers to the family and may God give you peace

George was my neighbor growing up north of Baileyville. Always a gentleman.  He really didn't do much with me, as he was older, but the Heiman family has always been dear to my heart.
Sympathies and prayers to Mary and family

I knew George as I also worked with the Olathe District Schools.  I was Receptionist at the Board of Education Office and Olathe South. George occasionally  attended a meeting at the District office and we would visit. He was a very caring man for his students and everyone he came in contact with. My prayers to his wife, children and grandchildren.  May God hold them all in his arms and comfort them. 🙏

Mary, Jeff, Amy and Kevin, my family and I are so sorry for your loss.  I still remember hanging out together for Super Bowl Parties and card parties when we were kids.  The adults would talk and play cards and we would run around having fun…  That seems like ages ago now!

It’s probably been about 30 years but as I recall your dad usually had a toothpick or something in his mouth and he kind of talked out of one side of his mouth and only one cheek would move, kind of like an old movie actor.  I always thought that was kind of quirky and funny.  It’s strange the things you remember…

George was a great guy and we will all miss him very much.  Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you through this difficult time.   

Larry Broxterman and family.


Dear Mary and family,. We were so sad to hear of George's passing.  We can't tell you how special it was to us that you were able to stop by our house for a visit this past year.  Kansas will always be home and a little sadder without George there 
Neil was just remembering the great times he had as a kid with your kids at the plaza and the big tree at Hallmark cards on Sunday.
Just hold on to those memories as they are forever.
We are sending our deepest sympathy and love,
Gary and Donna Broxterman

George and I are first cousins, so I vividly remember many things we did together in our earlier years. Quite often on a Sunday afternoon George and his family would come to visit us on our farm or we would go over to their place . George loved baseball and, I think, always wanted to be a pitcher. So we would often be out playing catch during our visits.
In grade school, George and I had a friendly baseball competition during our recesses and lunch hours. It seems we were usually not on the same team and we would keep a running score of who was ahead, perhaps for weeks on end. Of course, George was usually the pitcher for his team and he was very good at putting his pitches where they were hard to hit! We had great competitive fun!
Now, of course, I must admit that back then I was a bit envious of George because he was 6 months older than me!!
Even in school, I always considered George a very good student and scholar.
Mary, my former neighbor, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. May the Good Lord give you strength to endure thru this difficult time. 

P.S. I’m sorry I can’t attend the services for George, as I’m in Arizona to where I returned after just being back there for a week over Thanksgiving. However, my prayers will be with him.



Mary, I am so sorry for your loss.  I enjoyed working with George when we were teaching Religious Ed years ago at St. Paul.  I could tell the kids loved him.  He was a good teacher of his faith.  He had a warm smile and was always so pleasant.  We will miss him for sure.
God bless him and give all of you the strength and comfort you need at this difficult time.


My sincere condolences on the loss of Mr. Heiman.  He was my counselor at Oregon Trail (77-79) I remember thinking how wise he was but then thinking what makes him think that he knows what I want to do in my life.  He always made time for the students and was respected by all of us because he cared.  Cherish the memories you have made with him.  

My first memory of George was the summer between my Freshman and Sophomore year in college. I was taking summer classes at KSU and in those days did not have a car.
George, I think was working on his Masters at KSU. He was so kind as to taxi me to and from Manhattan all summer.  What a guy, all his patience with me.
Mary and I were the best of friends all thru our 12 years of school. 
In the last years, we ate lunch and played cards when George and Mary  when they came to Seneca to see Bruce and Judy.
George you will be missed.
Mary and family, our sympathies and sending all our love.
Paul and Marilyn

I am so sorry to hear this news.  George was a Counselor at Riley County High School and I was the Social Science teacher.  He and I were both single and as a result, we were able to spend some of our spare time together.  In !972, we made a trip to California together.  We stayed with my cousin, gave her the keys to my car and we saw every tourist site in Southern California.  We were in each other's wedding ceremony.  Many great memories are recalled when I think of George.  May the love of family and friends bring comfort to all who mourn and May the love of God bring peace to all in fullest measure.  My prayers of comfort and sympathy.

The Heiman Family.
My dearest condolences on the passing of your husband..dad..grandpa 
I remember when we met and he and Mary  hailed from same area in the county.  If you see a cardinal it is your dad checking on all of you and letting you know he is alright
RIP Mr Heiman

George was a very special man  from the math and counseling guru he was during his working years to the kindness he showed a niece new to Kansas City at Christmas time. Seeing the Plaza lights for the first time  with his carefully planned approach was a gift to me. His email sharing was humorous at times when we compared which of us had more control over the weather!  His stories of his school years were favorites that I could not hear enough times.  He was a special dad that was demonstrative of his love for his kids and grandkids - not something he got from his upbringing. He was a great listener and gave the best hugs at our infrequent get-togethers!  I will miss him very much as I am sure  you will Mary, Jeff, Amy and Kevin....

OBITUARIO

George Albert Heiman

8 mayo, 1940 – 28 noviembre, 2021

McGilley & Frye Funeral Home & Cremation Service

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