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George Langs 1898 - 1964

George Langs was born on August 13, 1898, and died at age 65 years old in March 1964. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember George Langs.

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March 1964

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Jodi Viggiani

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09/30/2013

I loved my Grandpa very much. He was my Father's Father....I have some select memories of him, as he passed when I was eight years old. I remember he drank tea with milk and honey, and sat me on his lap to drink it with him, from the teaspoon. He always told me, if they question why you drink your tea this way, tell them it's the way the English drink their tea. My Grandpa worked for the IRS, but by the time I came along, he was too sick to work. My cousin, Steven, was born to my Aunt Evelyn two days after me. Grandpa sent a telegram to relatives, "Boy had Girl, Girl had Boy". I wish I was able to get to know him better...he was a very loving man.

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