Andy Brown
I was so very sad to hear of the passing of this great man. He left such an indelible mark on everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. I am so happy to read all of these posts and the outpouring of love! No matter what years we attended BBHS it seems that GT made his presence felt. My fondest memories are of singing in the consort choir and for whatever mundane reason bursting out into laughter with my pal Anthony and GT saying "Brown, Palomba...are you on drugs?!" I can never forget our production of Oklahoma and all of the great times we had putting on that play. Those memories (mostly behind the scenes fun) will last forever. GT was a great teacher, mentor and friend and he will be missed. RIP George, you were loved very much.
Comment:
Tony Palomba
Even though he would ask regularly...he knew darn well we weren't. I think he did that on purpose!
I was so very sad to hear of the passing of this great man. He left such an indelible mark on everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. I am so happy to read all of these posts and the outpouring of love! No matter what years we attended BBHS it seems that GT made his presence felt. My fondest memories are of singing in the consort choir and for whatever mundane reason bursting out into laughter with my pal Anthony and GT saying "Brown, Palomba...are you on drugs?!" I can never forget our production of Oklahoma and all of the great times we had putting on that play. Those memories (mostly behind the scenes fun) will last forever. GT was a great teacher, mentor and friend and he will be missed. RIP George, you were loved very much.
Comment:
Tony Palomba
Even though he would ask regularly...he knew darn well we weren't. I think he did that on purpose!
