Michael Don George, 53, was born on July 17, 1970, in Idabel, Oklahoma, the son of Grover Dean George and Brenda Gail (White) George. He was preceded in death by his father, Dean; his maternal grandparents, T.A. and Esther White and paternal grandmother, Faye Tolison George.

In loving memory of Michael, a cherished father, grandfather, son, brother, cousin, nephew, uncle, and friend. Michael had a remarkable ability to touch the lives of those he encountered, effortlessly embodying the spirit of warmth and kindness. His journey began in southeastern Oklahoma, where he developed qualities that would shape his entire life: fearlessly bold, mischievously playful, endlessly curious, and incredibly outgoing. Michael had a natural talent for achieving success effortlessly, never needing to exert great effort to accomplish his goals.

His heart was always with the underdog, and he possessed a heart of gold, always willing to give the shirt off his back to those in need. Michael was good with children and able to connect with them effortlessly and endowing each with the best nicknames. He had an extraordinary imagination, weaving captivating stories that brought joy and laughter to all who heard them. His love for WWE was undeniable, an avid fan who embraced the excitement and drama of the sport.

During his time in the Navy, Michael served as a dedicated Machinist Mate E3 and was stationed in Norfolk, Virginia on the U.S.S Maria.  He was also an esteemed member of the Ft. Towson Masonic Lodge, achieving the esteemed rank of Master Mason at Lodge 303. As a skilled crane operator, he not only excelled in his own work but took great pleasure in sharing his knowledge with others, becoming a certified instructor.

In addition to his numerous talents, Michael possessed a captivating presence as an auctioneer, bringing energy and enthusiasm to every family gathering. He was also an exceptional basketball player, showcasing his skills both on and off the court. Michael proudly graduated from Ft. Towson High School in 1989, leaving a lasting impact on his alma mater.

Above all, Michael's love for his grandchildren knew no bounds. He invested an immense amount of time and affection into their lives, cherishing the moments they shared together. His devotion to family was unwavering and provided a foundation of love and support that will forever be cherished.

As we bid farewell to Michael, let us remember the incredible person he was and the exceptional impact he had on all of us. May his memory continue to inspire us to embrace life with the same zest, kindness, and love that he exemplified.

Michael is survived by his mother, Brenda Gail George; son, Michael Wayne George of Kentucky; brothers, Curtis Dean George and wife, Rhonda of Garvin, OK, Anthony Dale George of Houston, Tx; and Toby Allen George and wife, Gwen of Fort Worth, TX; sister, Deana Gail McCarty and husband, Jerry of Bentonville, AR; grandchildren, Landen George and Hunter Lee; along with a host of other friends, family and loved ones.