George “Earle” Baxter passed suddenly in his sleep at home on Tuesday Oct 15, 2024, at the age of 72. George was an avid fisherman and Godzilla enthusiast. He worked as a Fuel truck driver in Niagara for almost 40 years. Owning and operating Pelham Fuels for a time as well. He loved classic muscle cars and fishing with his grandson Lucas. George leaves behind his wife Amanda, of almost 49 years. His children Beau, Holly and Michael (d.1979), and his grandchildren, Lucas. Kaidence, Matthew, Merrick, Lilia and Kian. Also, his nephew Pete. George was the last living of 5 children of Sydney Baxter & Anne Loudon.
“May he find peace and family waiting for him with open arms.” Arrangements entrusted to Lampman Funeral Home, 724 Canboro Rd., Fenwick, ON. (905-892-4701)
So sorry for your loss. He was a good man. Will never forget the scorpion in the oven.
Our most heartfelt condolences to you Amanda and your family. Take comfort in the memories of the life you shared.
Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
An angel on land is now an angel in heaven!
Condolences to the Baxter family, I’ve followed Gorge from day one for my oil deliveries from Robin’s fuels to fuels inc
My condolences to the entire family a great loss,having worked with George for many years I found him to be a fine man honest and caring a family man iam shocked to hear of his passing
Uncle George will be dearly missed big hugs aunt Amanda
Amanda and family, our deepest sympathies from the Windjack family. George was an amazing guy. My father in law, Orrie, and my husband Jim, built Brock Mini Storage and that’s how they met George, he serviced our fuel tanks. I met George when I took over in 2013. He always went above and beyond to make sure all of his customers were taken care of, especially in winter. One call to George and he was there. I especially enjoyed all of my conversations with George, he was extremely knowledgeable in many things and being a woman who loved muscle cars, we had many a great chat. George may you know that you were held in the highest regard, by all of us. May you rest now our friend. The Windjack family
George I had the pleasure of working with for years a honest great family man and provider Amanda and family you have my condolences a great loss iam sure he is bang shifting a Challenger somewhere RIP Earle Mopar or no car
My greatest regret is never having met any of my Canadian cousins. There’s very few left now.