George Preston Tribble

george tribble

January 23, 1954 ~ June 22, 2020

George Tribble passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loved ones Monday, June 22, 2020. George was born on January 23, 1954 to Georgia “Jody” Earline Stipe and L.G. Tribble in Sherman, Texas. George met Cathie at Texas Instruments through a mutual friend. They celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on March 23, 2020. They were blessed with two children and five grandchildren. George was a man of the soil. He loved the outdoors, animals and farming. He was affectionately called “Snow White” because of the uncanny ability to attract and care for animals. In his younger days, he was a rodeo cowboy competing as a bareback bronc rider. George was a hard worker who had a variety of jobs. He was a hat shaper, horse trainer, a nuclear reactor specialist and farmer. He was a skilled conversationalist with a vast knowledge of history gained through his passion for reading. George enjoyed working wood, making puzzles, chairs, boxes and clocks. Above all he loved being with his family. George is survived by his wife, Cathie Tribble of Luella, Texas; son, Michael Tribble of Sherman, Texas; daughter, Brandi Davis and husband Steve of Howe, Texas; granddaughter Isis Lewis of Luella, Texas; grandson, Tre’ Barger III of Howe, Texas; granddaughters, Mercy Davis of Howe, Texas; Caitlin Pendleton and Mersades Pendleton of Colbert, Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his parents, L.G. and Jody Tribble; daughter Stephanie Janway. A remembrance gathering will be held Friday, June 26, 2020 6-8 PM at the Mullican Little Chapel at 754 State Hwy 56 E Bells, Texas. Due to Covid-19 social distancing will be observed at the services.

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  1. Sorry for your loss. I worked with George and his dad, LG, at T.I., both were good men. My prayers go out to the family during this difficult time.

    • Sorry for your family loss. I knew George when our dads worked together at Line Material they always had family parties. He was a good guy. He is in no pain now and will be your guardian angel.

  2. Our condolences and prayers to the family.
    We worked with George for many years at TI.
    A good man and a pleasure to work with.
    Rest in peace my friend.

  3. I will always miss you Dad. Words can’t explain the pain we feel. You taught me everything I need to know about life and I am forever your biggest fan. Love you pops. Until we meet again.

  4. Sorry for your loss. I’ve heard allot of stories about how great of a man he was. My thoughts & prayers are with the family.


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