Blake was born and had lived in Fort Worth for 16 years. He had served with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office since 1994. He was a beloved and devoted husband, father, son, brother and uncle and a friend to all who knew him. Survivors: His wife, Louise Fewster George; children, Joshua Rance George of Russellville, Ark., Hailee Danielle George and Alexa Marie George of Euless and Loren and Benjamin Gardner of Layton, Utah; parents, Roy Luther George and wife, Sandy, of Dardanelle, Ark., and Grace L. Byrd and husband, Paul, of Conway, Ark.; siblings, Rhonda Anderson and husband, Laney, of Eagle River, Alaska, James Edward "Jim" George and wife, Rhonda, of Dardanelle, Ark., Kelley Honghiran and husband, Thara, of Russellville, Ark., and Blyss Byrd of Anchorage, Alaska; and a number of nieces and nephews. His 22 year old son is being deployed in September of 2008 to Iraq. George was a bailiff in Criminal District Court No. 213, a job he had just started July 12. He had worked at various positions in the Sheriff's Department, including labor details, security and courts. When he wasn't at work, Blake George was an avid fisherman.
Blake was born and had lived in Fort Worth for 16 years. He had served with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office since 1994. He was a beloved and devoted husband, father, son, brother and uncle and a friend to all who knew him. Survivors: His wife, Louise Fewster George; children, Joshua Rance George of Russellville, Ark., Hailee Danielle George and Alexa Marie George of Euless and Loren and Benjamin Gardner of Layton, Utah; parents, Roy Luther George and wife, Sandy, of Dardanelle, Ark., and Grace L. Byrd and husband, Paul, of Conway, Ark.; siblings, Rhonda Anderson and husband, Laney, of Eagle River, Alaska, James Edward "Jim" George and wife, Rhonda, of Dardanelle, Ark., Kelley Honghiran and husband, Thara, of Russellville, Ark., and Blyss Byrd of Anchorage, Alaska; and a number of nieces and nephews. His 22 year old son is being deployed in September of 2008 to Iraq. George was a bailiff in Criminal District Court No. 213, a job he had just started July 12. He had worked at various positions in the Sheriff's Department, including labor details, security and courts. When he wasn't at work, Blake George was an avid fisherman.
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