George Pitts

1925–1987 (age 62)

Industrial Worker

Biography

George Pitts (1925–1987) was a dedicated industrial worker whose commitment to craftsmanship and teamwork made a tangible difference in his field. He carried out every task with care, fostering a sense of pride among coworkers.

His burial at Rock Creek Cemetery honors a life of diligent labor and quiet devotion to the communities he served.

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