George McNally

 


 
 

 

April 29, 2022

George McNally- April 29, 2022,  age 72, of Amherst, NY. Loving husband of 38 years to Peggy; dear father of Erin (Mike) Kishell and Conor (Kaitlyn) McNally; loving grandpa of Charlotte and Henry; brother of Patricia, Kathleen Pritchard, Joseph, William, Christopher (Nancy), Mary Ellen Herbeck, Margaret Clark, Nora and the late Michael, Florence and Dennis McNally; also survived by nieces and nephews.

 

  
 

From Classmates:
 

  
 

George and I got to be pretty good friends during our years on the Cross Country and Track teams at St. Joe's.  He loved running long distances and was very good at it.  He was also a fun guy to be around and always had a smile on his face.

 

   Knew George mostly from Track and you're right he was a good guy who worked hard to be a good runner.
 		  
 

I got to know George more in our senior year and we doubled for Prom.  It was good to see him at our 40th.  Gone too soon.

 

   Ran with George for all four years at Joe's and he was such a nice guy and a gentle soul. All my condolences to his family.
 		  
 

Very sad news. Another good man lost too soon. R.I.P. George!

 

   Yes, we put in a lot of miles with George for Coach Ivory over four years of CC.  I saw a lot of George’s back in that time.

RIP buddy…. seems I’m still following you.

 

 

  
 

May he be in God's arms. Knew George and his sibs when we were in grade school together at St. Mark's. Great runner and good person. We were lucky to have him as a member of the class of '67.

 

  

The thought that occurred to me in reading so many references to George’s renown as a runner, is that we as a group seem to be picking up the pace, making our gatherings even more special. Best wishes to us all. 

Rest in Peace, George. 

 

  
 

I always loved reading George’s liberal leaning observations in Letters to the Editor in the Buffalo News.  They were always sensitive, thoughtful and well written.  And on the smart side of the aisle. 

 

   Very sad to lose another classmate.  George and I were 5-6 on the cross-country team.  We always finished very close to each other.  He hopped on the same bus as me on our way to SJCI.
 		  
  So sad to lose such a good guy. He always ran hard at cross country, laughed with the best of us & always wore a smile.
RIP George!		  

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of George. He was a great guy. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Rest in peace George!

 

  
 

I had the opportunity to attend George's Celebration of Life this afternoon. It was very uplifting.

 

We all have our memories of George, as we've shared  here, and now having heard all the testimonials at the celebration it is clear what a profound impact George had on his family, friends and the mental health community he served with such compassion for so many years.

 

To me George was  a good, fun guy that I rode the Parkside 9 bus to SJCI with in the morning. He was a friend to me and all of us but it is now clear to me he affected so many lives in the most positive way beyond the class of '67.

 

Rest in Peace dear friend.

  
 


 



RIP George!!

 

 

  
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