Birth date: Nov 4, 1952 Death date: Feb 10, 2020
George Allen Cheslock, age 67, of St. Clair, passed away at home surrounded by his family on February 10, 2020. He was born in Highland Park, MI on November 4, 1952 to the late Edward and Mary Cheslock. George married Charlotte Ka Read Obituary
Our sincerest condolences to your family and friends on the passing of George. I attended my first two years of high school at St. Cyril Methodius as did my older brother, Michael. I remember George and Charlotte together from school but also my mom was good friends with his mother, Mary, so I spent alot of time visiting their family home in Detroit. A few years ago, I saw him and Charlotte at the hospital when his sister was there and thought what a great family they had. George was a great guy and I am so sorry for your loss. May God's peace and comfort surround you.
I'm wondering if its possible to get kicked out of heaven. Now that George is there with my husband Dale and Doug Hiller I really think theres going to be lots of trouble and commotion up there.Motor City Electric can never be the same without the 3 of them. I am so sorry for the families lose, it really is a tough thing to go through. RIP George I know Dale and Doug are there waiting for you. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Cheryl Lesh
I have known George since High School. As time has flown by and life has happened George has been one fun loving guy with a zest for life. I was able to watch George and Charlotte fall in love. George a great family man and with Charlotte raised a beautiful family. We know the angels guided you to paradise George. Rest In Peace. Love, Donna & Duane Murphy
Our sincere condolences to Cheslock family & friends.
Great memories of George being adventurous. Going skiing out west, whitewater rafting in West Virginia, cycling around Mackinac Island, camping in Wolverine, who could do the most lemon drop shots, with every new car ROAD TRIP... The list goes on...
I will surely miss all the wonderful chats around camp fire & fireworks. Most of all will miss those great big bear hugs, and his hardy laughter.
Till we meet again my dear friend George, thank you, my memories are with me forever.
Xoxo
