65, of Imperial, MO, passed away on March 5, 2022. Born in St. Louis, MO on January 7, 1957, George was a proud son, husband, and father who loved fishing, hunting, and spending time with family and friends. From playing to coaching, George was active in sports all his life and thoroughly enjoyed hobbies that kept him busy. A former Industrial Security Specialist, he retired in 2020 after working with Boeing for over 30 years.
George was preceded in death by his wife; Lisa Niehaus, his youngest son; Kyle Niehaus and his mother; Jean (Webb) Gonzalez. George is survived by his oldest son; Jacob Niehaus, daughter-in-law; Sierra (Vickers) Niehaus, his father; George H. Niehaus and his wife Shelley (Chambers) Niehaus, sister; Sandy (Niehaus) Bushey, sister-in-law; Diane (Flaton) Trolinger, niece; Jessica Trolinger, nephew; Matt Bushey and his wife Katie Bushey, and grandnephew; Marlin Bushey.
George will forever be missed by all who knew and loved him.
Services: Public Visitation will be held on Friday, March 11th, from 4-8 p.m. at Kutis Affton Chapel, 10151 Gravois. Services to follow on Saturday, March 12th, at 3 p.m. in the Kutis Funeral Home Chapel.
Our George,
We will always love you. You were a great son, outstanding father and a wonderful friend.
We will never forget the memories and all the good times we have had has a family.
You will be missed and loved forever.
Love you always,
Dad and Shelley
I had the pleasure of working with George for many years at Boeing. He was always kind, always helpful, very knowledgeable, and very professional. Your requests were never a burden to George. He treated everyone as if they were his close friend.
Please accept my condolences in your loss, George will truly be missed.
Nancee
Our deepest sympathy to the entire Niehaus family. Thoughts and prayers are with all of you through this most difficult time. Kevin, Cindy, Juanita and family.
For all the softball, laughing, and solving all of Boeing’s problems, I will miss you friendship, your ‘realness’ and your kindness! My irreplaceable brother! God’s peace and comfort to those who knew George.
Our George,
We will always love you. You were a great son, outstanding father and a wonderful friend.
We will never forget the memories and all the good times we have had has a family.
You will be missed and loved forever.
Love you always,
Dad and Shelley
I worked with George at McDonnell Douglas & Boeing. Always helpful and able to solve an issue quickly. Sending condolences to his family. I know he will be missed.
The Niehaus family were a constant in our lives for many years as our son Jorden was best friends with Kyle. George , was always a pleasure and a help through the years. A good man.
Prayers for you Jake as this has been a very hard couple years for you.
We wish you, love , and peace
The Eyermann’s
My deepest sympathy to the Niehaus family. God’s loving peace and comfort to the family and friends as he will be missed.
George was my best friend’s (Kyle) Dad. George genuinely cared about my future. I was always excited to tell George about the work I was doing. George did the best thing a mentor could do: Display interests in a teenager’s future. George raised a beautiful family in a gorgeous home, which helped inspire me to be the best man I could be.
Bill and I had the pleasure of knowing George and his family for 25 plus years. We watched each other kids grow, shared the loss of Lisa , prayed hard for George’s strength and struggles the last few years, the loss of his youngest son and the beautiful wedding of Jake and Sierra.
JAKE the way you were there for your dad was the most prescious gift you could have given your dad…. Hold onto the memories and keep them close to your heart…
RIP brother. You were Boeing’s best.
I, too, had the distinct pleasure of working with George for many years. He truly was a world class expert at his profession. He was also a world class person who always displayed consideration and kindness to all he met. George’s smile and laughter will now warm Heaven. I extend my most sincere sympathy to the family. Rest in Peace, George.
I had the honor to work with George at Boeing. George was one of the best teammates to work with and he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend.
My condolences to the Niehaus family. Sorry I just found George’s obituary. Dear cousin, you will be missed. I regret losing touch over the years. Many fond memories of playing drums in your basement and going crazy on Big Wheels in the street when we were young. We again hooked up for a few years in our 20’s for Deer hunting at my cabin. It was a blast. Gone too soon cousin. Again you will be missed !