Birth date: May 3, 1948 Death date: Nov 23, 2009
George C. Tallant passed away on November 23, 2009. Born May 3, 1948 to Mary Echols Tallant and the late William M. Tallant in Washington, D.C., he has been a resident of Madisonville, LA since 1997. The beloved husband of Collee Read Obituary
Kelly and family, I was so sad to hear of George's passing. He will be remembered with great joy. I grew up with him in Souteast, D.C. and have many fond memories despite time and distance. You are all in my prayers and I know George is resting in the palm of God's hands.
Our familys condolence is with you. George is a great guy and will be missed. Ted
Kelly and Family
For all the years I've known George, I've considered him a trusted friend and collegue. He will be missed greatly by all. Have peace that he is now with the lord. My prayers are with you and the family.
As the Zone Manager in New Orleans I had the privilege of working many financial packages with George. I have great respect for George on both a personal and professional basis. I extend my deepest sympathy to all of his family.
Sincerely, Dave Peart
Thank you George for your friendship and leadership on the Board at the Maritime Museum. Your ability to summerize discussions will be missed. Condolences to your family.
Saddened to hear that he lost the battle that we fight daily. He was a good man that I am proud to have known. He taught me of temperance among other things. His smile will be missed. Next time you are walking Sadie, please feel free to stop by under the house and have coffee (as he would do). Mel (and Toni)
Casey & Tallant Family, sending thoughts and prayers to you all. Love, Jen & the Rodosta's
Dearest Tallant Family,
We will always have George in our hearts and soul, his zesty personality has taught us to live our life here on earth to the fullest. A grest man to have the honor of keeping in our lives daily. You and your family have been touched by God and now it's George's turn to watch over all of us until our chosen day with the Lord.
Keep us in your hearts as you will all be in our's forever.
Your Loving Neighbors,
The Pecoraro's
Like many others I too will miss George. We had talked recently about playing golf, eating out and all the many other things retired guys are supposed to do. And, even though we did not do it all we sure enjoyed the conversations and I am grateful for the those times.
To all of you who knew George you know that he was a special friend. One who had many if not all of the virtues you look for in friends. He will be missed.
Goodbye George and may you know that Kelly and your family are in my prayers.
So many good times to remember you and Kelly by. There are no words that can express the loss we are feeling. You and your family will always remain in our prayers.
