Aaron Rubin
August 19, 2025
I had many classes with Dr. Rimler at VCU and always enjoyed our conversations, and laughs. My condolences to the family. Aaron Rubin
Sheena
July 3, 2025
I will always miss u!
In the little time I´ve known you , you have taught me a lot..It still bring tears to my eyes that u are gone!I miss u Mr Rimler !I will never forget u!
Jim Davis
June 10, 2025
I will miss our collaborations and commiserations! Farewell my dear friend.
Melanie
June 7, 2025
Thank you all very much for sharing your memories of dad. Your words are very sustaining and meaningful- Parents are often one dimensional to their children so seeing these are really lovely. Thank you
Mathew Randazzo
June 6, 2025
Being a Business major student at VCU, I had an immediate connection to Mr. RIMLER. I also graduated from Brooklyn Tech. He was influential in my life. My goal was to own a business. His teaching helped me to reach that goal. When I was enrolled in his class, he opened his home to me. Even allowing me and another classmate to come to the house and watch the hockey games. He had cable. He also told us to lock up when we left. I have shared this story many a time. He made a real impact on my life. I will never forget him. Class of 1980
Mary Sue Terry
June 6, 2025
Dearest Anita,
I can't imagine what you are going through. While we have lost contact for many years I have thought of you often. George was remarkable and he married a remarkable woman. I will always be grateful for your dedication to our campaigns. You brought me over two finish lines and I deeply regret that we could not make it over the third. You will be in my prayers during this most difficult time of your life. I would love to see you sometime but suspect that that will not happen until we both are on the other side. Love in the same God we both worship, Mary Sue
Gerry White
June 6, 2025
Dear Anita
I just finished reading George´s obituary. I am terribly sorry to learn of his passing. I was fortunate to work with/for George as an adjunct professor in the early 90´s. George was incredibly supportive and encouraging to me. I was early in my career and he took the time to build my confidence and help me develop skills. I believe he had an uncanny ability to look deeper into an individual to see their true abilities. We had long chats about our families. He was a proud father. Lee and Melanie were always top of mind in our conversations
He made a difference in my life and for that I am eternally grateful.
I wish the family well today in the the time to come
Eva Teig Hardy
June 6, 2025
Dearest Anita: I am in Greece but heard the news about George this morning. I am so sad! I remember his sense of humor, his grit, and his passion for small business. I remember how much he loved you! Please know I am thinking of you and the family. He will never be forgotten! Love and hugs to you.
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