(1921 - 1991)
George was born in Penticton, British Columbia, and studied at the Vancouver School of Art and the Ontario School of Art. His professional career spanned 46 years and included employment as a graphic artist, an architectural and theatre designer and builder, and art director and instructor at the Alberta College of Art in Calgary. He served as a board member with a variety of organizations in Alberta and BC. As advisory board member with Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism, he was one of the capable resource people called upon in the early 1960's to help guide and develop government programs of assistance to the visual art community of the province. George , together with Archie Key and Jean Mihalcheon, provided the stimulus and organizational needs to get the Muttart Gallery in the old Memorial Park Library. As an exhibiting artist, George was best known for his watercolours and multi-media sculptures and constructions.