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George Beatty Syroney, was born in Rarden, Ohio, on August 19, 1938, son of the late Rudolph Stanley Syroney and Irene Koch Syroney. He attended the Rarden High School, in Rarden, Ohio, and graduate in 1956. He than joined the U.S. Army, on June 29, 1956, and was Honoralbe Discharged on June 26, 1959.
He started working for Honda of Rarden, in Rarden, Ohio, and help start the Rarden Volunteer Fire Department in 1960, with the help of the Former Mayor James Christian, of Rarden, Ohio. He worked for Honda of Rarden, fo 32 plus years, and volunteered for the Rarden Volunteer Fire Department, as Fire Chief. And he volunteered with Scioto County Squad #2, which was a schedule certian days to run on the squad. Scioto County Squad #2, covered the following township at that time Brush Creek, Morgan, Rarden, Rush, and Union. Than volunteered for Rarden Squad #4, when Rarden Volunteer Fire Department, purchased their first squad.
He married Shirley Sue Smith, the daughter of the late Jesse and Rosella Smith, of Rarden, Ohio. And had three children, two sons and one daughter. Which I am the youngest of the three.
He was a member of the Rarden Village Council in Rarden, Ohio. And was Honorary Fire Firefighter of the Rarden Volunteer Fire Department in the the early 1990's. And was a Life-Time Member of the Gold Wing Riders Assoication.
George Beatty Syroney, suffered from Throat Cancer in the mid 1980's, and was treated with Chemotherapy, and Radiation treatment. Than in the early 1990's the doctor spotted a small spot in his lungs that was a size of a Dime. He was off work for about 2 years suffering from the Lung Cancer. Hospice was a great help with all that he needed, he was on oxygen, and had a nurse that would come out once or twice a week to check up on him. We had Old Log Cabin Camp Meetings just about every week with Rev. Delbert Copas, and other church members from other Churches in the Community. Than he requested to have a feeding tube put in, so we worked on getting that scheduled. He was taken in to Mercy Hospital, in Portsmouth, on November 7, 1996, to have a feeding tube put in. He passed away in the middle of the night on the morning of November 8, 1996.
U.S. Army - Company C, 4th Training Battalion Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
Rarden Volunteer Fire Department & Scioto County Squad #2
George Beatty Syroney (In Squad Jumpsuit), Vickie South (holding Brad South), and Gregory Syroney.
FRONT ROW: Kerry Perdue, Bernice Penn, Lelia Copas, Vondale Adams,
Gene McAllister, Jeanie Syroney, Dwain Cooper, Paul Koch,
George Syroney I, Terry Foster and Carl South.
BACK ROW: Kenny Cooper, Kevin Perdue, Delbert Copas, Robert Gardner,
and Ronald Syroney.
Dad's Work Place, Honda of Rarden, Rarden, Ohio
George Beatty Syroney, working on Daniels' Gold Wing Motorcycle. Picture 1
Picture taken at Honda of Rarden, in Rarden, Ohio.
George Beatty Syroney, working on Daniels' Gold Wing Motorcycle. Picture 2
Picture taken at Honda of Rarden, in Rarden, Ohio.
Gold Wing Rider's Association
All the Gold Wing Rider's with the Gold Wing Rider's Association of
Portsmouth, Ohio. - Picture taken at Pap's Place, in Wheelerburg, Ohio.
Bill Penn and Janie Penn precenting George Beatty Syroney I (Dad), an
Honorary Gold Wing Rider's Association - Lifetime Member. Gregory
Syroney (Me), standing behind dad. - Picture take at Honda of Rarden,
in Rarden, Ohio.
Beatty's Surprise Birthday with Family, Friends, and Gold Wing Rider's Association
Picture of all the Gold Wing's lined up infront of our house and the
neighbor's house.
The guy in the White hat is Frank Rose standing on the right side in
front of the maroon Gold Wing.
Janie Penn, sitting in the chair.
Family, Friends, and Gold Wing Rider's sitting arounf the tables.
Tammy Adams, Catherine Adams, Shirley Wilkerson, Tom Wilkerson,
Katherine Dean, and Jimmie Dean.
Dad, trying to hide behind the post from the camera.
Dad, holding his Birthday Cake for a picture.
Marvin Roe using a 1X6 to give George Beatty Syroney (Dad), his
Birthday Whipping. Gregory Syroney (Me), laughing my butt off.
Beatty's Last Birthday (At Long's Retreat)
Beatty's Birthday Cake.
George Beatty Syroney I, holding his Birthday Cake with a
few of the Gold Wing Rider's.
George Beatty Syroney, flirting around with the Gold
Wing Rider's women. LOL
George Beatty Syroney, Shirley (Smith) Syroney, and
the some of the Gold Wing Rider's Group.
George Beatty Syroney, and his mother Irene Koch Syroney.
George Beatty Syroney I, with a few of his cousins.
Beatty's Baptism '1996'
Rev. Tim Throckmorton preaching before the Baptismal Service at
the Creek in Youngs, between Otway, and Rarden, Ohio.
Rev. Tim Throckmorton, walking George Beatty Syroney I (Dad) down
in the creek so that he can be Baptized.
Gergoe Beatty Syorney I (Dad), after being Baptized by Rev. Tim
Throckmorton in the creek.
Rev. Tim Throckmorton, hunging George Beatty Syroney I (Dad) after
the baptismal Service.
Shirley (Smith) Syroney (Mom), and George Beatty Syroney I (Dad), and Rev Tim Throckmorton.
What A Day That Will Be - Lyrics and Composer: Jim Hill Playing in the background.
George Beatty Syroney, was born in Rarden, Ohio, on August 19, 1938, son of the late Rudolph Stanley Syroney and Irene Koch Syroney. He attended the Rarden High School, in Rarden, Ohio, and graduate in 1956. He than joined the U.S. Army, on June 29, 1956, and was Honoralbe Discharged on June 26, 1959.
