George C. McAnelly
10/27/1942 - 03/10/2004
George C McAnelly Jr. was born October 27, 1942 to Captain and Mrs George C McAnelly, in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He was 33 months old before he met his father who was serving in the Army in the South Pacific during World War II. After the war the family moved back to Bartlesville where George Jr. attended all of his school years. He actually got to graduate early in 1959 and attended OSU graduating in 1964 with a BA degree in chemistry. From there, George entered OU Medical School graduating in 1968. He did his residency in Kansas city General Hospital. He returned there at a later date to complete a three year urology residency.

George joined the service, spending five years in the U.S. Army and Reserves.
George and Mary Mc Nellis were married April 14, 1971. He started practicing medcine in Leadville, Colorado where he also owned the historic Tabor Grand Hotel, built during the two year period of 1883 to 1885.

The couple had three children, James, George III, and Elizabeth.

In 1985 George moved his family to Anchor Point, Alaska wher he established his medical practice. Anchor Point is a small town on the Kenai Pennisula, close to the Kenai River and Cook Inlet. It was a great place for the family to enjoy camping, fishing, hunting and snowmobiling - a country of great beauty and truly the 'Last Frontier'
George moved to Stockton, California after he was divorced. It was here that he changed his
practice to caring for the disabled, aged and homebound, and kids with down syndrome. He had a great compassion for his patients and this was truly a labor love, visiting his patients in their homes. He remarried and his new wife, Susan helped him with his housecalls.
the area had The family took full advantage of all to offer!
He is survived by his wife, Susan, of the home; his parents, Louella and George McAnelly of Bartlesville; two sons, James P. McAnelly and George Clinton McAnelly lll both of Anchor Point, Alaska; one daughter, Elizabeth Magner of Portland, Oregon; one sister Patricia and her husband, Richard Margan of Lake Kiowa, Texas; one grandson, Zachery Magner of Portland, Oregon; two nephews, David and Steve Margan.

Dr. McAnelly was a caring and dedicated physician, a loving husband, son, father, and brother.