My sincere condolences to you Greg, Sherry and family.  It was always a pleasure to see George and Rosie when they came back to Ohio for the Heuing reunions.  It was so interesting to talk with George about our families.  I know you will deeply miss him, but  know that he is at peace with Rosie and Mary. My thoughts and prayers are with you and his extended family.

Phyllis (Lefeld) Krieg
North Star, Ohio

I’ll never forgot how my grandpa would put his own spin on cards and gifts with handmade pockets and stamps on the envelopes. He could fix anything - if only I would have learned some of those handy man skills from him! 

We recently took a trip to Dayton and I will cherish the one on one time we had together. We got such a kick out of the fact we got upgraded for him to get more leg room in the picture below. 

My favorite memory of grandpa is when he would take me to the Farmers Market to see the statue of the clown. The simplest things always made my day with grandpa!

George & Rosalie were pillars of Epiphany Parish.  Always helping and always pleasant they went out of their way to help form the culture of the parish.  Their love of family and God were in inspiration to all of us.  Sundays won't be the same without George as an usher!

I remember the first time I met George when I was traveling with Mary on a shopping run.  We got on the wrong bus and needed to get back on track.  I called my mom and Mary called her dad.  They were both coming for us and George told Mary to have me call my mom and tell her she didn't have to come and he got us both.  My father would have asked if I was paying attention.  George just said these things happen.  

My favorite memory of George is his fun loving attitude. Never greeted me without a smile .  One of the first people I met at Epiphany because he greeted me at the door upon entering Mass.  The ushers pew just won’t  be the same without him.  Sad George is  gone, but he is reunited with Rosalie, Mary and other loved ones.  Heaven has a new Angel! 🙏🏻 💞😘💞😘

George was a wonderful father-in-law.  He was always very welcoming.  He would do anything for us. Any time something was broke he was right there to try to help you fix it or fix it himself.  If you ever needed a nut, bolt or screw, he had it in his basement no matter what the size was.  He never threw anything out to the trash without removing the screws, because you might just need that one day…. He loved to work in his workshop and create any kind of wooden box or shelf that you could imagine.  He always gave it a personal touch as well with writing something on it.   He loved his granddaughters and was such a proud grandpa.  Had a big smile on his face anytime he talked about them and bragged on both of them on what all they accomplished.  We will miss you dearly George and we loved you so much!

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George W. Heuing

December 19, 1931 – August 22, 2019

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