George Bolick, 92, of Gastonia passed away Sunday August 30, 2020. George Bolick was a veteran of World War II and served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific. He joined the Navy at the age of 15 only because his mother vouched that he was 18 and saw action when the U.S. forces took back the Philippines. By the time the war was over he had finally reached the age of 18. Much of his Navy service was aboard the destroyer USS McDermut (DD677).
George worked for over 35 years as the body shop manager for Earl Tindol Ford in Gastonia. He was always very proud of his reputation of having the best body shop in town. He was a member of Loray Baptist Church in Gastonia.
George worked for over 35 years as the body shop manager for Earl Tindol Ford in Gastonia. He was always very proud of his reputation of having the best body shop in town. He was a member of Loray Baptist Church in Gastonia.
George Bolick, 92, of Gastonia passed away Sunday August 30, 2020. George Bolick was a veteran of World War II and served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific. He joined the Navy at the age of 15 only because his mother vouched that he was 18 and saw action when the U.S. forces took back the Philippines. By the time the war was over he had finally reached the age of 18. Much of his Navy service was aboard the destroyer USS McDermut (DD677).
George worked for over 35 years as the body shop manager for Earl Tindol Ford in Gastonia. He was always very proud of his reputation of having the best body shop in town. He was a member of Loray Baptist Church in Gastonia.
George worked for over 35 years as the body shop manager for Earl Tindol Ford in Gastonia. He was always very proud of his reputation of having the best body shop in town. He was a member of Loray Baptist Church in Gastonia.
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