Condolence: George Twigg, III loved the Lakes Region and represented the town of Gilmanton and the region well while serving on the board of the Lakes Region Planning Commission. He was a dedicated regional ambassador who gave freely of his time and who was able to command an audience through humor and his gregariousness. A fine individual who left a positive and warm impression on others, he will be long remembered first for his humanity and next for his many accomplishments. I appreciated my time working with him.

Condolence: Anna Mae and George IV, The Board of Tax and Land Appeals offers its deepest condolences to you and your families. George played a large role as a member and Chairman of the board. On behalf of myself, I worked with George from 1973 at the former Commission of Eminent Domain and then the Board of Tax and Land Appeals. I got to know George IV from the time he was a child when George would bring hime to work and then Anna Mae when they became a couple. George had a deep love of his family and his co-workers enjoyed working with him. My sincere sympathy.

Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear about George's passing. I worked closely with him during the New Hampshire Public Television Auction and always loved catching up with him. He was a natural on camera and we love to hear him play the bugle! Living in Kennebunk, I would often see George as I walked along Gooches Beach. His spirit lives on at the beach and at New Hampshire PBS. Peace to you and your family. Carla

Condolence: Anna, Out thoughts and love go out to you. George was a kind man. He will surely be missed!

Condolence: Anna Mae, Sincere condolences and warm thoughts of comfort during this difficult time. Richard & Monique