George Wangemann

Born on December 7, 1951 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he was the son of the late Roger Carl Wangemann and Myrtle Lorraine Omen Wangemann. He worked at McCormick Spice Company, he also worked at Gibson Dental Lab, and served two years on the Gainesville School Board, Served Gainesville City Council for 38 years two terms being as the Mayor one of which was during the 1996 Olympics. He served on Food Bank, Keep Hall Beautiful, and Georgia Mountain Regional Commission, Meals on Wheels, Historic Preservation Committee, Red Bud Project, and Boy Scouts Religious Committee. He was a Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He served a two year mission in Brazil North, he was a Scoutmaster, a Bishop for the Church, and a Stake President. Graduated from BYU with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science where he later went on to serve in Hall County as a City Councilman.

Mr. Wangemann is survived by his wife, Judith Ellen Richards Wangemann of Gainesville, his daughter Amber and Paul Kyle of Gainesville, his son Michael and Anna Wangemann of Farmington, Utah, his daughter Melody Wangemann Hunley of Gainesville, his daughter Heidi and John Migalla of Gainesville, his son Christian Wangemann of Gainesville, his grandkids; Tanner and Kyia Wangemann, Riley Wangemann, John Migalla Jr., Ty Jameson, Hallie Wangemann, Blake Migalla, Hayden Wangemann, Laney Hunley, Abby Migalla, Claire Hunley, Olivia Wangemann, Kenan Bamala, and his siblings, Barbara Riedel, Douglas Wangemann, Nancy Parsons, Thomas Wangemann, Paul Wangemann, John Wangemann, and Jean Cannon.

Memorial Park Funeral Home, 2030 Memorial Park Road, Gainesville, GA 30504 is in charge of arrangements.