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George Stephen Swegles, 70, passed away peacefully at Schneck Medical Center August 28, 2024 with his loving wife, family and friends by his side. He was born February 20, 1954, in Lombard, Illinois to the late Gary and Gloria Ann (Johnson) Swegles. Preceding him in death were his brother, Kyle Swegles; and father-in-law, Ray Bryant.
Left behind to cherish George’s memory are his wife, Denise (Bryant) Swegles; brother, Kevin Swegles of Pennsylvania; mother-in-law, Delores Bryant of Fort Branch, IN; brother-in-law, Darren (Debi) Bryant of Brownstown, IN; sisters-in-law, Donna (Jon) Neufelder of Poseyville, IN, Daphne Bryant of Zionsville, IN, and Dawanna Bryant of Scottsdale, AZ; and many nieces and nephews. He will be immensely missed by his loyal and beloved dog, Star.
In high school, George won and still holds the Illinois state record for the 100-yard dash. He excelled at baseball, football and track. He was truly a man of many talents, a trait that led him to employment in various fields. As a computer analyst he worked for Bank of America, Square D and Humana. He was also an entrepreneur, owning the company, Got IT, and a sales representative.
At Indiana State University, George was a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He was also a member of Toastmaster’s and received a Speaker Award for the state of Arizona. His multitude of interests included fishing, motorcycling, darts, pool and tennis.
Most importantly, George loved people. His friends ran the gamut from devout Christians to non-believers, tradesmen, school teachers, doctors, and corporate officers; some of whom had opposing views. George respected and loved them all. He will best be remembered for his comical entertainment, being the unique man that he was, and his moves on the dance floor.
Memorial contributions in George’s honor may be made to Schneck Hospice of Seymour. Care has been entrusted to Voss and Sons Funeral Home, 316 North Chestnut Street, Seymour. You are invited to visit our website, vossfuneralservice.com, to leave condolences, order flowers or share a memory.