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Please read an Obituary here at the Plain Dealer copied below for archiving. George is on the left in the top photo. Dedicated to citizens, with love, by and for Citizen Ed Hauser. Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Request new password. Navigation Create Content more Jeff Buster's blog Login to post comments Printer-friendly version. Fifth question. Final question. When will you step aside? The role of blogging in the death of journalism is debatable.

But if one person helped quicken Northeast Ohio's media transformation, it is George Nemeth. His innovations, including the online community, Brewed Fresh Daily, the Cleveland Social Media Club and the offline civic forum, Meet the Bloggers, niggled, amused and attracted the Cleveland mainstream media for years.

And, to many of us who knew George, this was a good thing. Sadly, it is now George's death that has come too quickly. He was supposed to be in a class Monday morning to learn about the process. He was so excited about this," said his wife, Kathleen Nemeth.

George died peacefully in his sleep on November 7, at his home in San Mateo, California. He was 48 years old. The causes were related to heart issues and diabetes. George Nemeth was a catalyst and pioneer. He modeled how to use online tools as a supplement to in-person engagement. He built, then brought others onto new paths expanding local civic engagement through new media.

His blog posts at Brewed Fresh Daily and face-to-face Meet the Blogger sessions with civic and political figures reached thousands of people. Former Plain Dealer editor Jean Dubail wrote, "He was definitely an iconoclast and we need those [now] more than ever".

George was also a lifeline to many people, magnanimous with his time and talent. He helped at times when it was most needed, though he often had no idea. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. Name required. Mail will not be published required. Click on the picture to hear an audio file of the word.

The award for rank-and-file activism is named after a Cleveland union activist. Hagan that congratulated us on our receipt of the award. OK, so that's the facts of the event. What got the three of us up on that podium today? The records below may not pertain to the individual that you're looking for, and may or may not pertain to the same charge. Please make your own determination of the relevance of these court records. Browse Locations. Click a location below to find George more easily.

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