George Munch, 67, of Bryan, Texas, passed away Saturday December 5, 2015 at Hospice Brazos Valley. Services are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral Home and Crematory in Bryan College Station, Texas. For more information contact [wpseo_address show_state=”1″ show_country=”1″ show_phone=”1″ show_phone_2=”0″ show_fax=”1″ show_email=”1″]
Our staff is courteous and understanding. Our facilities are brand new, contemporary, comfortable and peaceful. Our services are handled with honor and respect. If you are not completely satisfied with any of our services or facility offerings, we will reduce or eliminate the charge. We are the only funeral home in the area to offer this guarantee.
Funeral and Cremation costs can be very confusing. Often times other funeral homes quote what seems like a low price, but actually they do not give you the complete costs and there will be hidden add on charges after you have chosen to utilize their services. We have made it easier to understand by creating our No Hidden Fee Guarantee!
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Due to the construction on S College Ave our facility is only accessible via Dellwood St. Please refer to this map for reference. Dellwood St can be accessed via Cavitt Ave and Texas Ave.
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Skippy you were MY LIFE! There wasn’t ANYTHING that you would not do for me. You were my soul mate, best friend, business partner, life partner, and supervisor. You always put your own desires behind mind. You never said no, even when there were times, maybe you should have. I continue to miss that person, who went out in Tampa Bay, that night in my boat. That night both our lives changed for the better, forever. Or that guy that went to “bat” for all those Amtrak passengers. I really enjoyed standing in the back, just watching you work your magic. I am doing great, we both know, who were surprised, at how I am handling your death. Yes, Christmas this year will be hard, but I plan on “getting ahead” in my Master’s degree work, and thinking of you and all the great times and travels. Although, my family shunned me, a very long time ago, you have always supported, defended, and watched over my shoulder. You taught me, how to maintain a meaningful relationship for 19 years. THANK YOU !! Tell your family and my parents, I look forward to seeing you all again!
May God Bless you forever !!!!!!!!!!!
Herbie