What an amazingly talented gentleman! -- who used his many gifts to make this a better worlds for family, friends and all others. With deepest sympathy to all the Musser, as we all share in your loss.
We only knew George from his walking the dog. We live at 39 Broadway Rd. I was very sad to find out he had passed . He was such a friendly man. May he rest in Peace.
I asked George what is was like moving from violin to viola in the Summit Symphony.
'One gets used to reading the alto clef', was the reply,
'until, that is, the once familiar treble clef is snuck back in for a few bars. Then the fun begins.' My sincerest condolences are extended to the Musser family.
Art O'Connell
Remembering George with his smiles and laughter in the halls of Building One.The nights on the MAD with George saying"one more run" and me telling him it's time to go.He was a good and thoughtfull person. I hope the end wasn't too painfull.
Larry Hurst
