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Gordon Bolen"Don" George
Dec 3, 1929 - Jul 20, 2020
Submitted by Glenn
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Enid News & Eagle
21 July 2020
The funeral for Gordon "Don" Bolen George, 90,
will be at 1:00 PM Thursday July 23, 2020, at
First Christian Church officiated by Jimmy
Berkenbile. Burial will follow at Hennessey
Cemetery under the direction of Cordry-Gritz
Funeral Home.
Don was born in Ada on December 3, 1929, to
Joseph Alonzo and Icy Mae Evans George and died
Monday July 20, 2020, at his home in Hennessey.
He married Irene Cochran in Coweta on July 18,
1953.
Don was a member of the Hennessey Powder and
String club and managed the trap shoot there for
a number of years.
Don is survived by his wife Irene of the home;
one daughter Patty Corsini of Tulsa; two
grandsons Barrett Corsini and wife Lindsey of
Bixby, Tanner Corsini and wife Katie of Eufaula;
four great-grandchildren Tessa, Kallen, Collins,
Jax; one sister Mary Ann Harris and husband John
of Houston, Texas.
Don was preceded in death by his parents, and
one brother Joseph Alonzo George, Jr.
Memorial donatons may be made in his name to
Accentra Health and Hospice or Hennessey
Cemetery with the funeral home serving as
custodian of the funds.
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