George Hildebidle Obituary

We are praying for you Elizabeth and Matthew. Our thoughts are with you.

I'm very sorry to hear about George's passing. I worked with him in Team 3 briefly before moving back to Lexington 10 years ago. His nickname was 'Rabbit' then (from Super Troopers) and he was hilarious to work with. He always had a smile on his face and had a very kind heart. My heart goes out to his wife and child, I can't imagine what they must be going through. I hope with God's help they find a way to make it through this. I'll pray for them.

Elizabeth and family I am so sorry for your lost may God give you all comfort during the difficult days ahead.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Elizabeth and Matthew and George's entire family. We are unable to attend the service at Seacoast but I want to give you our sincere sympathy. We loved when George was living near us - always felt safe when his car was parked in the lot! Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." We will continue to keep you and yours in our prayers.

I was close friends with George in high school and remained friends with him in college. He wrote lyrics and played drums in a band we had in high school; I'm sure not many people know about that side of him. All of my memories with him are fond. He was kind, funny, and trustworthy. He never had an unkind thing to say about anyone and I really miss him.

My prayers go out to you and your family. George was an amazing guy. His smile would light up a room. We both had a love for our Gamecocks!! He was such a kind, caring and sweet man. His love for being a police man was evident. He will be missed by so many. May he find peace. Miss you always.

So sorry for your lost. Continue prays for your family.

It is with a heavy heart, that I extend my condolences to George's family. I had the honor and privilege to work with George before I retired, and always found him to be professional in the execution of his duties; and a credit to the Charleston Police Department. He had an amazing ability to share his charming smile with those who he came in contact with, which sometimes help to calm difficult situations. He will be sorely missed. May God bless his soul; and keep those near and dear to him strong through this difficult time.

Although we didn't know George well, he was a great neighbor and super nice guy. We joked a lot about his love for the Gamecocks and our apposing love for the Tigers. My girls enjoyed talking to him and he was always happy and willing to answer their 1000 questions on what it was like to be a "police man". Last summer, my oldest daughter accidentally rode her bike into the side if his police cruiser. She was so afraid that he was going to be upset. We left him a note, and when he got home, he came over. I remember George squatting down to her level and spoke to her in the kindnest, loving way - telling her he was not upset and it was ok. I truly believe he changed my girls view of police officers. We are deeply saddened by the news. We pray for strength for Elizabeth, Matthew, George's mother, and his entire family. May he rest in piece and be the guardian angel that now watchers over you all.

My Prayers Go Out To Hildebrand Family, So Sorry For Your Loss.