Georgia was the best mother-in-law a person could ask for. She was kind, loving, and welcomed me into her family with open arms. She was quick with a laugh and loved a good pun.

Love and miss you, Aunt George. So grateful for her humor, how she always had time to chat on the phone with me, and her love of travel that she gave to me.

Aunt Geo --
To know her was to love her. The world was a brighter place with her in it... she will be sorely missed.

Dear Georgia,
I will miss your quick wit, your infectious, devious smile and of course your kindness. Everytime I saw you, you had a smile on your face and something funny to say.
Rest in peace, I am grateful to have known you for all these years.

My dear friend of 56 years!  You came up with the best fun — I did help on a few escapades.  You fought a good fight — now you can rest with some very fun people in heaven.  Love you much,  Marty

Love, Wit, Compassion, & Kindness, oozed from you and I will miss that.   RIP

I was very saddened to receive news today that the marvelous Ms. Klamon-Miller has passed. I was lucky to be a student of hers while taking Human Sexuality. She is easily one of the very best instructors I was fortunate enough to be guided by as a student of Northeastern University. Her distinct method of teaching is unforgettable. She was surely an asset whose absence will be felt widely.

I was fortunate enough to have been one of Georgia's students. Her brilliance, sense of humor, and tremendous kindness will be greatly missed. I was not lucky enough to have known her for 56 years, looking at you Marty, but I am grateful that I was able to know her at all. The impact she made on us all will leave a void that will remain empty because it cannot be filled with anyone else.

R.I.P.   With Love and fond memories,
Mom, Jerry and Susan