We would like to extend our deepest condolences to George’s family. George was a dear friend and was loved by many in the community. We will miss him!
– Nick and Ana Hagendorf
George … On the hearing of the Passing of this Hero … Great Sadness and Wonder was 2 Follow days after Daze 2 Think at much 2 young in years … There would be No Chance meet’n 4 lunch at Cappy’s as Hoped & Planned … 2 Know there Would Be No More Intellictual yet Passionate discussions about the evolution & revolutionary development of the True Bass Parts from the Celli Lines in Early Beethoven … Bruno vs. Wellhiem … the role of the Wagner Tubas in All of Bruckner durring George’s self-produced Bruckner Festival at the then yet 2 B Renovated Majestic Theater … the Adagietto in the Mahler … the Dyric Cooke performance version of the 10th … how 2 stand shoot’n Hoops or a Wetherby .. But in My Own Selfish way … being that my 1st Trinity Beer was with George over a Bad Pizza at a Dive Bar / Restaurant named Alexander’s .. …. there would Never B a 2nd ? 2 then Finally Realize that 4 All of Us in This Musical WasteLand … There would Never Be Another Beethoven 7th with George at the Conductors Podium … Thank You George … I will Always Hear your most Heavy Foot Stomping the Time & Tempo as the HeartBeat of the Masterpiece You Envisioned from the Black Dots & Lines … a Grand Majikal Musical Moment was Born 2 Live in My Memory till Last Breath … Your Fist Shak’n High while Baton Cut’n Time !!! Bravo George … Bravo … Thank You
I met George years ago while I was a hostess at Cappys. He was my favorite person to chat with while the craziness happened around us. We always had a special bottle of wine just for George & I always poured him more than what I was supposed to.. we called it, “ The George pour” …. he was a very kind & generous soul . When he found out that I loved music , he invited my mom & I to watch him play in the San Antonio Symphony . It was a magical moment being so close to the stage & getting to have a mother , daughter date. After working at Cappys, I became a Massage Therapist & was employed at the Concord Athletic Club… one day when leaving work, I ran into George .. just so happened that he was a member there. He then instantly got on my massage schedule and I saw him every Tuesday for a massage after his workout & before he would head to Cappys for his glass of wine & dinner. I remember some of the stories he shared with me about his heart shaped lake that he had made , he puppy that he had adopted & his love for wine , music & mustang chicken. George was always one of a kind & the type of person that you just never forget. I’m sad to hear about his passing at such a young age. You will be missed George . I’m going to pour myself a glass of wine right now & make sure it’s a , “George Pour”…
We would like to extend our deepest condolences to George’s family. George was a dear friend and was loved by many in the community. We will miss him!
– Nick and Ana Hagendorf
George … On the hearing of the Passing of this Hero … Great Sadness and Wonder was 2 Follow days after Daze 2 Think at much 2 young in years … There would be No Chance meet’n 4 lunch at Cappy’s as Hoped & Planned … 2 Know there Would Be No More Intellictual yet Passionate discussions about the evolution & revolutionary development of the True Bass Parts from the Celli Lines in Early Beethoven … Bruno vs. Wellhiem … the role of the Wagner Tubas in All of Bruckner durring George’s self-produced Bruckner Festival at the then yet 2 B Renovated Majestic Theater … the Adagietto in the Mahler … the Dyric Cooke performance version of the 10th … how 2 stand shoot’n Hoops or a Wetherby .. But in My Own Selfish way … being that my 1st Trinity Beer was with George over a Bad Pizza at a Dive Bar / Restaurant named Alexander’s .. …. there would Never B a 2nd ? 2 then Finally Realize that 4 All of Us in This Musical WasteLand … There would Never Be Another Beethoven 7th with George at the Conductors Podium … Thank You George … I will Always Hear your most Heavy Foot Stomping the Time & Tempo as the HeartBeat of the Masterpiece You Envisioned from the Black Dots & Lines … a Grand Majikal Musical Moment was Born 2 Live in My Memory till Last Breath … Your Fist Shak’n High while Baton Cut’n Time !!! Bravo George … Bravo … Thank You
I met George years ago while I was a hostess at Cappys. He was my favorite person to chat with while the craziness happened around us. We always had a special bottle of wine just for George & I always poured him more than what I was supposed to.. we called it, “ The George pour” …. he was a very kind & generous soul . When he found out that I loved music , he invited my mom & I to watch him play in the San Antonio Symphony . It was a magical moment being so close to the stage & getting to have a mother , daughter date. After working at Cappys, I became a Massage Therapist & was employed at the Concord Athletic Club… one day when leaving work, I ran into George .. just so happened that he was a member there. He then instantly got on my massage schedule and I saw him every Tuesday for a massage after his workout & before he would head to Cappys for his glass of wine & dinner. I remember some of the stories he shared with me about his heart shaped lake that he had made , he puppy that he had adopted & his love for wine , music & mustang chicken. George was always one of a kind & the type of person that you just never forget. I’m sad to hear about his passing at such a young age. You will be missed George . I’m going to pour myself a glass of wine right now & make sure it’s a , “George Pour”…