
I really do miss georgia at dairy queen. she was alway so nice and vary nice to all her customers, it just wont be the same now that  she is gone



When my daughter, Rachel, was in grade school, her grandmother took her up to Dairy Queen each week after school and Rachel just adored Georgia.  She would talk so fondly about her each time they came home from their DQ visit.  Georgia was so sweet to her and even now that she's a freshman at Crockett, she would get so excited when she'd see Georgia and was really excited that Georgia still remembered her.  She was a really beautiful, kind, neat lady and we will cherish her memory.  Our condolences to the family.  She was a real blessing.



I had the pleasure of knowing Georgia from the Dairy Queen she worked at. Often times, I'd go there for lunch solely for the opportunity to chat a bit with her. She was always positive and kind toward everyone who came through the door. Thank you, Georgia, for you constant gentle encouragement. 



I came to know Georgia and Edwin while dating their grand-niece Layne here in Austin, who is now my wife.  Throughout that time, Georgia was a sort of "spare" great-grandmother to us, and couldn't do enough for our rugrats.  We'll sincerely miss our visits to her little home, stuffed up to the rafters with all the great collectibles she & Edwin had hunted down over the years, rummage sale by rummage sale.  Georgia Dusek was a force of nature indeed, and we're mighty glad to have had her friendship.

Bye bye for now, Aunt Georgia, will see you on the other side.

                                                              Jack & Layne



We first met Georgia and Edwin while selling Avon Products...they had a large collection of Avon figerines and collectibles.... tnis was in the 1970s.  And then there was Dairy Queen...she was always smiling and interested in our family.  She alweays called us by name and even remembered our favorite treat.
A very friendly person, may she enjoy peace.
We are so sorry for your loss.



Georgia was such a sweet person and we will miss her sweet smile when we go to Dairy Queen.  Our prayers go out to her family.



We will miss Georgia's "good morning's" and afternoon chat sessions,  her smile and laughter;  her concern over if we were beating our colds, and astonishment at how fast Ben is growing;  our discussions about roses, the heat and retirement.

Georgia was a great neighbor, a better friend and will be sorely missed.  



Georgia was so full of life and energy. We loved to stop and say "hello" on our walks when Georgia was out in her yard. She always had a kind word to pass along. 
We will miss you Georgia! 



Georgia, I loved your energy, your spirit and "just do it" attitude. You were always up for a good time and a good laugh. You were a wonderful neighbor to us and we appreciated you always watching over our property. I'm thankful for the few garage sale pieces from you and Eddy that will always remind us of you. You serve as a reminder to live life fully. You are missed. Rest in peace.



I have know Georgia since 2001.  She was always so kind to me and my grandson, Trey.  We visited Dairy Queen weekly when Trey was in elementary school and he just adored her.  She talked to him as a grownup and not a child.  She was the sweetest person I knew.  We will miss her so much.

My prayers and thoughts are with her family.  May God bless each of you.



We will miss your smiling face when we go to Dairy Queen. You were always so kind and full of energy!  We send our prayers to the family.
Pat and Carol Carter


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Georgia Ann Dusek

August 5, 1935 – April 7, 2012

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