Georgia Rose Smieja

Georgia Rose, i will never forget your beautiful smile and your amazing personality. Rest easy honey.

Deepest sympathies to the whole family. So many great memories of Georgia. I specifically remember her teaching me how to blend two different colors with crayons when I was probably about 5 or 6 years old. I remember her style and sense of humor. She will be missed.

There are so many precious memories about my very dear, long time friend, Georgia, I hardly know where to begin or end. I watched her grow from a shy, uncertain young woman into the absolute "Hostess with mostest!" and into a successful business woman of her own and eventually as a teacher of young children struggling to read. She was always my eternal friend who, when our family returned to the Madison area after some years away, she was right here to welcome us and invite me back into her active life. Oh, the fun we shared over the years.....of all kinds! If we weren't going out dancing, we were out to eat or on a picnic or a cookout of going to Dance Club, Bridge Club or sharing our thoughts with other friends in an intimate Book Club which she personally named "The Classy Ladies Book Club." She had the brightest, happiest smile and was always full of ideas aout what to do next or to laugh about. How dear she has been to me for most of my adult life, and she will always stay in my heart and my memories. We shared the same birth month and year, and always had fun teasing each other over the week difference in the dates. What fun we had. I will always remember this bright and shining dearest of friends. She lives lovingly in my heart. Billie Scheel