Birth date: Jun 11, 1951 Death date: Dec 25, 2022
George Wesley Hensley of Mesquite, Tx. passed on Christmas Day, December 25, 2022. George was born June 11, 1951 in Texarkana and was raised in Genoa, Arkansas where he graduated from Genoa Central High School. George and his Dad Read Obituary
Story #4:
You can lose your drawers at the casino?
George was known in Shreveport and people would always move to whatever table he was at because when George’s game was up, they were sure to win. He would always would say:” Be nice Dice” and often you could hear other people saying that as we walked through the casinos.
The very 1st time George took me to the casino in Shreveport he had played some craps and we decide to walk around and maybe play some roulette. Well as we walked a man sweeping the floors told George he had stepped in something. George looked and didn’t see any thing and the man said again – you have something hanging out of your pant leg. Well George leaned down and sure enough, He pulled it out and low and behold in front of everyone he pulled a pair of boxer out of his pant leg. Apparently when he got dressed, there was a pair inside the pant leg and with his boots he could not feel them. It was bad enough it was a pair of boxers but they had to be the black with bright red chili peppers on them. He said “ Well they say you could lose your drawer in Vegas and literally I lost my drawers,” I laughed so hard my sides hurt. The craps table had all female workers that night who were laughing just as hard.
Be at peace dear George! Thanks for a lifetime of memories we shared in our time together! Love you sweet friend.
Linda
Betty Hensley sent a virtual gift in memory of George Hensley
Love you, bubba. Daniel & Betty
Fly free now, George, your struggles are over. I will hold on to the memories now and there are many, having known you since I was 15 years old. Our children grew into wonderful men, and our grandchildren are loved and cherished beyond measure. Your laugh was unique, and for one of us to suddenly imitate it brings instant thoughts of you. Rest well my first love.
Rene' Hensley
