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Chuck Sherman (Beaumont, TX)
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Mr. Sharp was my principal at South Park High School in the '70's. He was a very fair and very tough man and you always knew where you stood with him. He expected the best and he gave the same and he touched a lot of lives. I know he will be missed. RIP Colonel Sharp.
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Stephanie Turner-Garcia (Houston)
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Mr. Sharp was a great man, he was a great listener to the students. With his guidance and input and his letter he help me achieve my dream of going to Rice. I will always hold dear the strengths and encouragement and lessons he gave me Honor, Discipline and Truth.
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Latresa Campbell Bryan (New Braunfels, TX)
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God Bless you Mr. Sharp, for your contribution to our Country. Thank you for the impact you had on young lives and as principal of SPHS. We are internally grateful. May God continue to Bless your family and friends as they go through this difficult time. God Bless!!
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Frances Wimberly Alberto (Beaumont)
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Mr. Sharp was one of my favorite teachers. He taught in 1951 at South Park High School.
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Pat & Jim Cornelius (Beaumont, TX)
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We have known George for many years and what a wonderful person to know. He was so kind and helpful to everyone in Pecan Place Townhomes , that knew him. You will missed George, but never forgotten. God be with all your family at this sad time, you all are in our prayers. Our Greatest Sympathy goes out to all of you. Many Hugs to all.
Pat and Jim Cornelius
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