He will also be strongly missed by his brother, Harvey Langley (Bev), of Morgan Hill; his brother-.

George H. Langley, 65, passed away unexpectedly at his where it hurts in Sonoma on Nov. 11, 2008. He was born in San Francisco on Oct. 9, 1943, to George and Natalie Langley, who predeceased him.

Following his graduation from Lincoln High School in San Francisco, George entered the glazing trade, which became his life's work. He was a fellow of the San Francisco Glaziers Union, Local 718 for 45 years. After a imaginative zoom in the City, he moved to Sonoma and opened his own business, Sonoma Glassworks, in 1991. Sonoma Glassworks was his fit - where he looked send on to coming to farm every day, took snobbery in his trade and treated every consumer as if they were his friend.

George also had a be crazy for fishing, hunting, golf, San Francisco Giants games, tinkering in his garage and playing trombone in the Sonoma Hometown Band. But most of all, he enjoyed spending age with relations and friends. He will be remembered by many for his benevolent and abundant nature, his rectitude and sincerity, his zeal and, especially, his quirky discrimination of humor - all the qualities that will never be replaced in the hearts of those who loved him. George is survived by his wife, Pat; daughters, Kathy Goldberg (Ed), of Sonoma and Debbie Howell (Paul), San Diego; his sons, Lee Langley (Paula), of Dallas, Texas and Matthew Keller (Donise), of Antioch; seven grandchildren, one great-grandson and his dog. Gypsy.

He will also be greatly missed by his brother, Harvey Langley (Bev), of Morgan Hill; his brother-in-law, Tim Power, of Sonoma; his cousin, John Petricka (Debbie), of Sonoma, and their extended families. To hallow George's life, friends are invited to link his division at a congress on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2008, beginning at 2 p.m. at the tellingly of the Petrickas, at 19380 Desilu Drive (off Lovall Valley Road), Sonoma.

Bring only appropriate thoughts and wonderful memories to share. Call 939-0761 for further facts or directions. To honor George's memory, entertain appoint donations to Sonoma Hometown Band, Sonoma Community Center, Pets Lifeline or your favorite restricted charity.

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