George was admitted to practice before the Federal and Minnesota Bars.  He was a member of the Steele County, 5^th District and Minnesota Bar Associations, having served as an officer of local bar organizations over the years.  He also served as Owatonna City Attorney from 1964 to 1973.  George’s areas of practice have involved family law, real estate, business organizations, wills and estate planning and probate.

In Owatonna, George has organized, incorporated and served numerous non-profit organizations, including the United Way, Youth Hockey, Habitat for Humanity, Owatonna School District Foundation and the Steele County Food Shelf, and remains active in the community.  He has also been very active with Trinity Lutheran Church since 1960, and currently serves as President of the Trinity Foundation.

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