Birth date: Aug 16, 1938 Death date: Feb 19, 2025
WENTLER, George Edward, age 86, of Waynesville, Ohio, and formerly of Parsons, Tennessee, passed away Wednesday, February 19, 2025, surrounded by his beloved family members at home. George was born in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, to Georg Read Obituary
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Sending condolences from the Lafferty Family in Liberty Township. We have many fond memories of the Wentler family at many events involving Bethany church. We shall all meet again one sweet day.
Karen (Chalk) Siegmann, Pam Ferber, and Rick Lafferty
Remembering many good times at Bethany church. He was a great guy, always friendly to everyone! Sending love to you and family,
Brenda Tyson-Betts
I am deeply saddened to learn of George's passing. I have so many fond memories of working with him. He was a very special person, an outstanding mentor, and a great friend, who helped me through some difficult times. The entire Wentler family is in my thoughts and prayers. Bill Bishop
I remember my Uncle George with loving memories. As a child I have fond memories of him always being upbeat, happy, full of joy and a smile on his face all the time. We shared the same birth date.
As an adult, I stayed with him, when he was in London, when I ran the London marathon. He was so happy I stayed with him. The night before the marathon we had popcorn and a glass of Sherri. Later I also found out that he had called my mother, Jean (Wentler) Lindgens to express his happiness that I had stayed with him.
He and I were also kindred spirits of a shared affiliation. In Christian love, and in that shared affiliation I know that he was met at the pearly gates of heaven where the Great Architect of the Universe, He who sitteth as judge supreme, greeted him with the following: “Well done, good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.”
May God bless each of you during this time and rest in the fact that we will all be rejoined and as him in heaven.
Love
Dale Lindgens
Nephew to George
George was the consummate friend. We spent so many days on company trips, outings, dinners and at his farm in Ohio. His passing saddens me greatly. He so loved his family and always filled any occasion with laughter. His sense of humor was boundless. The world has a lost a treasure, but there is undoubtedly greater laughter now in heaven. Gil Cloyd
