Birth date: Oct 1, 1954 Death date: May 2, 2023
George Erwin Hawks was born on October 1, 1954 and passed away on Tuesday May 2, 2023 at the age of 68. He is survived by his sister, Karen Hawks and brother Tony Steadman. While he had no children of his own, he had 2 nephews and Read Obituary
George was my 2nd cousin. Since I live so far away now, I didn't see him too much, but we talked on the phone a lot. He'd call and we would talk about everything from health to computers to music. I loved George and remember my mom watching him as a toddler. I will miss our conversations.
George was a part of my family. He would hang out with the guys and enjoy the game or what ever we were doing. He was just a kind person. He will be missed.
Karen Hawks sent a virtual gift in memory of George Hawks
I met George in 1990 when his sister introduced us. He was quirky and it was like spending time with my own brother.
George was funny without trying, loyal to his sports teams and loved being outdoors if he had a purpose like running.
George was loved deeply by “mama” and his care was passed down to his sister who became his protector and biggest advocate, caring for him even when he didn’t know he needed it.
I had the privilege to spend many holidays with this family and George’s favorite part of gatherings was the food. He was not one to give compliments but you were aware of his gratitude for a meal especially when it came to the desserts.
George was a handful but was generous and kind when sharing information on many topics he found interesting and informative. If you had the opportunity to spend some quiet moments and took the time to listen you could learn a lot from this opinionated but often misunderstood man.
George, I am grateful for your presence in my life even when you exasperated me, I loved you and I was proud to be along on the journey your life took. Safe travels my friend
I met George in 1990 when his sister introduced us. He was quirky and it was like spending time with my own brother.
George was funny without trying, loyal to his sports teams and loved being outdoors if he had a purpose like running.
George was loved deeply by “mama” and his care was passed down to his sister who became his protector and biggest advocate, caring for him even when he didn’t know he needed it.
I had the privilege to spend many holidays with this family and George’s favorite part of gatherings was the food. He was not one to give compliments but you were aware of his gratitude for a meal especially when it came to the desserts.
George was a handful but was generous and kind when sharing information on many topics he found interesting and informative. If you had the opportunity to spend some quiet moments and took the time to listen you could learn a lot from this opinionated but often misunderstood man.
George, I am grateful for your presence in my life even when you exasperated me, I loved you and I was proud to be along on the journey your life took. Safe travels my friend
I remember when my cousin George, my sister Laura were very young. He was such a cutie. too. My mom used to babsit him. We had some fun times back then. He will be missed sorely. He was such a cute todder..
