Charles K George

How does one memorialize a man like this?
Humbly born and reared in the shadow of Miami’s Orange Bowl, where he would later play football as a Miami High Stingaree and a Miami Hurricane. At the “U” he was Iron Arrow and SAE, where me met and made lifetime friends. He was inducted into the UM Sports Hall of Fame in 1995. https://www.umsportshalloffame.com/charlie-george.html
Smart, intuitive, kind, generous (to a fault), loving, savvy, gracious and sometimes a bit of a showoff, a true southern gentleman.
Founder and senior partner at George, Hartz, Lundeen et al, mentor to hundreds (if not thousands) of lawyers. Air Force JAG and one-time general counsel to the Miami Dolphins.
He loved great food, great hotels, good wine, beautiful women and Mercedes Benz Automobiles (he actually earned a 1,000,000-mile badge). He was the first person any of us knew to have a cell phone in his car.
He also loved golf, boating, fishing and his clubs. The Riviera for over 60 years, Wildcat Cliffs (Highlands NC), the Little Club (Delray Beach), the Metropolitan Club (NYC), Biscayne Bay Yacht Club and Coral Reef Yacht Club. He had a house account at Joe’s Stone Crab for over 60 years.
His last message sent to the family text group (on the graduation of his youngest granddaughter Charlee Kaye)
“Be Smart, Be Safe”
Pre-deceased by sister Della and brother Allen. Survived by brother Phillip, children Cary Ann (George) Bennett, Charles M-P (Chip) George and Curtis George, Step-son AJ Varkas, grandchildren Natalee (George) Thornburgh, Karlee (George) Diel, Kimberly Bennett, Michael Bennett, Amy (Bennett) Copa and Charlee Kaye George, great-grands Andres Velazquez, Charlie Thornburgh, William Thornburgh and Love Lee Diel
Married twice to dynamic woman, Carol Crowe (nee Pittman) and Susan George (nee Allen).