George Milton Humphries Jr.

George Milton Humphries Jr., passed away on January 16, 2024 in Forney, Texas. He was born on June 7, 1933 in Washington D.C, and his remarkable life had a deep impact on those who knew him.

George dedicated many years of his life to serving the people of Dallas as a DART Bus Driver. Known for his exceptional work ethic and commitment to his job, he played an integral role in keeping the city moving. George's colleagues often commented on his unwavering reliability and genuine care for the passengers he transported each day. His friendly nature and warm smile made every journey a pleasant experience for everyone fortunate enough to ride his bus.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, George was admired for his remarkable personality. His hard work was complemented by a caring nature and a great sense of humor that could light up any room. He had an extraordinary ability to bring joy to those around him and could always be counted on for a well-timed joke or an uplifting word of encouragement.

Prior to his career with DART, George proudly served in the Air Force, where he displayed bravery and devotion to his country. His military service exemplified his unwavering dedication to making a difference and helping others – qualities that were evident throughout his entire life.

George will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. He is survived by his loving wife Mary Humphries, son Dan Humphries, and stepson John Machovsky. Together they supported George through each chapter of his life.

In addition to his immediate family members, George leaves behind a multitude of friends whose lives were enriched by his presence. Whether it was sharing stories over coffee or lending a helping hand when needed, George always made time for those around him.

As we say goodbye to George Milton Humphries Jr., we remember him as a dedicated bus driver, a caring individual, and a source of light in the lives of those he touched. His unwavering commitment to his community, coupled with his contagious sense of humor, will forever be cherished by those who had the honor of calling him a friend. May his soul find eternal peace, and may his memory continue to inspire us all.

Futher details of a Celebration of Life will follow once they weather starts to warm again.