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Scott and Family, Deepest sympathy regarding your loss. Please know that we are thinking of you. Sincerely, The Pollard Family

Posted: 9/16/2008 by Pollard Family of Lowell, MA, USA

George's passing is a huge, huge loss for the Aviation Lighting community. He was the guy whom you went to for answers ... and, most often, just the pleasure of his company. My deepest heartfelt condonences to his family. eduard at home

Posted: 9/16/2008 by Eduard Alf of Breckenridge, Quebec , Canada

Scott and Steve, My deepest sympathy to both of you and your families. Now as George would have said....DO IT!!

Posted: 9/16/2008 by John Manelas of Pelham, NH,

To the family, friends + business associates of the late George Mandeville Jr. On behalf of all the members of the Canadian Airports Electrical community across Our Canada, I would like to convey our deepest sympathy on the untimely passing of our good friend from New Hampshire. Over the last 16 to 17 years, George did a lot of work at the airports across Canada. Initally, we met him when he was manager for Flash and subsequently, when he started up S.A.L.T = Strobe Approach Lighting Technology. As a result of his work in Canada, many of us, working in the airport electrical field had a chance to meet George and his close associates Richad and Fred. We used to call George on the telephone day and night, at the office, in his car and at home when he was having his dinner. He was always patient with us, providing good and useful technical information on how to solve our operational and maintenance problems with the Flash and S.A.L.T equipment: = ODALS. REILS. SSALR's and high intensity flashing beacons that he was responsible for supplying. He was very patient, especially when we called during dinner time, and we were still woking at on the airfield trying to get "HIS" operating properly so that airplanes could land safely. I can remember that we were not allowed to "Cross The Beams" and we should not be connecting the bare copper counterposie ground wire to the to the chassis of his power and control units . . . . in order to protect the sensitive electronics from damage that might result from the arrival of Mr. Lightning and the surging ghosts in his busted posse. Eventually we were able to get George to reveal the secret of how to bond the flash equipment to ground for the safety of our electricians while at the same time to make our ODAL + REIL flashing lights comply with the Canadian Electrical Code to keep the electrical inspectors relatively happy and all the while, avoiding a direct connection to the counterpoise. We appreciate his support at our annual CANEW events over the last 10 to 12 years. Then there were the times that he sent Richard and Fred up to Canada to demonstrate, lecture, teach and educate our CANEW team. We are going to miss George because he because he had the right stuff at the right time. We were very sad to learn about his passing. Please accept our deepest condolances and sympathy. The end signed: Alfie Yip, Regional Electrical Engineer at Transport Canaada, on behalf of the members of The Canadian Airports Electrical Association Inc. (CAEA)

Posted: 9/16/2008 by Alfie Yip of North York, Ontario, Canada

To Steve and Scott Your father was a very loving and caring man. I will all ways remember the fun times we had as kids. Especially our camping trips. I had a lot of respect for him, so much my son George is named after him. I can only hope he will be half the man your Dad was. Love All Ways, LaurieAnn (Doucette) Wright

Posted: 9/17/2008 by LaurieAnn (Doucette)Wright of Holliston, Ma, USA

Scott, Our condolences to you and your family on the loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. The DeMarco family

Posted: 9/17/2008 by Michael A. & Jennifer DeMarco of Lowell, Ma, U.S.A.

Uncle Brud was truly one of my favorite uncles, and he wasn't even a real uncle. That was the thing about him, he made every one feel like they were family. I grew up with him and spent many a summer camping and apple picking with the Mandevilles. We always laughed, we always had good times, we always had a story to tell at the end and it usually had to do with Uncle Brud. Whether it was his car fire, his hitting a water line, many a campfire joke, his "gotcha" antics, or just hearing his very distinctive whistle for us kids to get our butts back to the campsite; if he wasn't there, we weren't laughing. The years may have rolled on, and life may have thrown him some curves, but still, we weren't smiling or laughing nearly enough until he showed up. I know to all of the family and everyone that knew him, it's all those memories we have that will make this sad time just a little bit easier. Steve and Scott you are in my thoughts and prayers. Your dad was a truly good man and loved by many. Especially me. Michele

Posted: 9/17/2008 by Michele (Doucette) Darling of North Attleboro, MA,

Meredith, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts.

Posted: 9/17/2008 by Jen Powell (JeanPaul) of Hudson, NH, USA

My deepest sympathy to the family. George and my late husband, Bill, both worked on projects at EG&G in Bedford and Salem, MA. I remember watching (with the children) some fun softball games the men played!

Posted: 9/17/2008 by Hilde Griffin of Chelmsford, MA, USA

Steve and family, My deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. My prayers are with you.

Posted: 9/17/2008 by Justine (Fabian) Wolverton of honea path, s.c., usa

Scott and Family, I am sorry to here of you loss. My sympathy goes out to you and your family.

Posted: 9/18/2008 by John Marzec (ECRM) of Danville, NH,

Scott, I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your father.I would like to be there in person to tell you this but I just returned and heard the news.My sincere condolences to you and your family. John Krapian

Posted: 9/18/2008 by John Krapian of lowell, Ma, US

Meredith, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. George will be greatly missed by all of us. He was a very special man. Gos bless

Posted: 9/18/2008 by Sharon Sievert of Salem, Ma, USA

Please accept our sincere sympathy at the loss of your husband.

Posted: 9/19/2008 by Jim & Linda Green of 22 Sugarplumb La, Londonderry, NH, USA

Meredith....I am sorry to here of George's passing. I only new him for a year but he touched me with his kindness and love for family. He will be deeply missed.

Posted: 9/19/2008 by Kevin Madigan of Windham, NH, USA

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