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George Thomas Drea

May 13, 1951 - April 28, 2018
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Visitation
Tucker Funeral Home
113 North Third Street
Central City, KY 42330
270-754-1551 | Map
Wednesday 5/2, 5:00 pm
Service
Tucker Funeral Home
113 North Third Street
Central City, KY 42330
270-754-1551 | Map
Thursday 5/3, 11:00 am

GREENVILLE – George Thomas Drea, 66, of Greenville, died Saturday, April 28, 2018, at Continue Care Hospital LTACH in Madisonville after a lengthy illness. Mr. Drea was born May 13, 1951, in Carlsbud, New Mexico to James and Giula Drea of Central City. He graduated from Drakesboro High School in 1969. George proudly owned andContinue Reading

Lynnette Butterworth left a message on May 3, 2018:
Being a long time friend of Glenda's daughter, Kim, I was around George and Glenda a few times over the years. Super nice people and always a joy to be around! George seemed to be a very genuine guy - kind, personable and humorous, any time that I was around him. And, from the memories shared, he was also a well respected man. I know that he will be dearly missed by family and friends. With deepest sympathy, so sorry for your loss1
Michael Perry left a message on May 3, 2018:
RIP Brother!
JOHNNY FORD left a message on May 2, 2018:
I was heartbroken when i heard. George was the finest man Central City has ever had. As a Police Officer for Central City....George arrested me several times...hes also the one who captured me after i escaped from the Muhlenberg County Jail. He and Harold (Roadblock) Mclevain had me hemmed up in a lil patch of woods....i waited til dark....snuck out ....there he was..a black shape of a man ..crouched behind a garbage can...telling me Freeze.. to put my hands up....the voice then said....because George knew i had rabbit blood in me..told me if i ran..hed cut me in half. He had a semiautomatic i knew. I still didnt know who it was til he walked up and said..."I knew you wefe gonna come out sooner or later and smiled....so did i. He told 2 guys there playing tennis that he was a CCPD Officer and asked would they care to "hold my prisoner til i unlock my truck door" they did.....he took me to jail in his truck.i asked him would hed shot me if i ran...no was his answer.......he said id went home eventually...he wished me a good night as Jailer Jackie Dukes took me to my cell. Ive never had any bad feelings against this man. He was so respectful to me....i was so unruly..but he still treated me like a human being....he was a wonderful person.
JOHNNY Ford left a message on May 2, 2018:
George was a very good, honest ,respectful man since ive known him. He arrested me and took me to jail several times...he always wanted me to straighten up. I did....and he was proud of me. He truly was an amazing man....and i know hes going to be an amazing angel.....I love and miss you George...Thank you for treating me with kindness.
Teresa Rose left a message on May 1, 2018:
George and I had been friends for over 40 years. Will be missed. Deepest sympathy's.
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Carolyn Dunning Woodcock left a message on May 1, 2018:
Fly hi my friend you were a great friend
Dick Johnson left a message on May 1, 2018:
All the years you were with Dick's heating & Cooling no matter how rough the job, you always had a smile & gave us a good laugh! god be with you & your family!
Judy Young left a message on April 30, 2018:
So sorry for your lost. He was an exceptional man that always had a smile and kind words. He will be missed by all
Jarrett Moore left a message on April 30, 2018:
I'm sorry to hear of George's passing. He was a joy to be around and was consistently eager to help any and all of his customers through his HVAC business. I'll be thinking of Tara and his other children during their time of grief.
Angie Jones left a message on April 30, 2018:
He was a wonderful man ,never to be forgotten
Tucker Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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