Carol Lattanzio
I did not attend Blind Brook High School (my class went to Valhalla) but through my mother and sister, Joyce, I was fortunate to know and love George. He and Michael were friends to all of us and we remained close throughout the years. One of my favorite memories of George was last year at my mother's 80th birthday. He and my nephew Josh (Joyce's youngest son) sat in the corner discussing music. George was explaining the importance of learning to read music and not to just memorize the cords. Josh has since joined his school's jazz band so he could do just that. George, at 80, was still teaching!
I did not attend Blind Brook High School (my class went to Valhalla) but through my mother and sister, Joyce, I was fortunate to know and love George. He and Michael were friends to all of us and we remained close throughout the years. One of my favorite memories of George was last year at my mother's 80th birthday. He and my nephew Josh (Joyce's youngest son) sat in the corner discussing music. George was explaining the importance of learning to read music and not to just memorize the cords. Josh has since joined his school's jazz band so he could do just that. George, at 80, was still teaching!
