Tribute to Chris George, 1947 - 2026

So many memories. Much loved; much missed.

So many memories. Much loved; much missed.

You will be missed by so many xxx

Chris, I will raise a glass ( or two) in a toast to you. With fond memories of your kindness and oft mischievous sense of humour. Best wishes to Mu.

What a very special person, we will all miss you

In memory of uncle Chris

With loving memories Hazel and Di xxx

From all your friends at the Celebration event x

From all your friends who came to your Celebration of Life event.

He was a very special person. Everyone who knew him will miss him.

In memory of a very special Uncle.

Lots of love and happy memories of a special friend xx

Lots of love and happy memories of a special friend xx

Fondest memories of kindness and silliness

In memory of a great man Paul and Penny

Kind, funny and talented Chris will be missed by so many people. We have been privileged to call him a friend and have had him in our lives for so long. RIP Chris

In memory of Chris.

Such a lovely gentle, talented ex headmaster and musician who will leave a big hole in Mu’s and the dogs lives as well as countless friends. You were well loved Chris. RIP from the hairdresser 😁😁xxx

I met Chris at Avery Hill in 1968 and he, together with other members of Hunter Muskett, became good friends travelling around the folk clubs of the South East initially in his custom painted VW camper van. Over time and distance we saw less of one another, I only managed to get to Lincolnshire once. When HM re-emerged they came and stayed with us in Sussex before Chris stopped playing. We also met up at the Llyn Guitar festival in North Wales together with Mu. Chris was a great person, shrewd in his observations with a quick, dry sense of humour. He was a perfectionist in his guitar playing and building, generous of his time and fun to be with. A sad departure from a full life.

Our lives were much richer knowing Chris - our love goes to his wife Mu”