"Alcohol killed my father, tobacco killed my mother, and marijuana has never killed anybody. When my grandsons grow up and make those adult decisions that we all make, I hope they will have a choice that they can live with.
"I like to play the guitar when I have smoked. It seems to improve my ability, as well as my appreciation of the music. Also, if I have a problem that I am trying to work out, I find smoking lets me address the problem with a more open mind, and it usually helps me find the solution to the problem.
"Both of my grandfathers were Baptist preachers. Sometimes when I am talking about marijuana, the preacher comes out in me, too."
- Electrician, carpenter, handyman, guitar player
- Director of Michigan NORML; volunteered for Hands Across America to promote brotherhood among the races
- Received honorable discharge from the US Air Force
- Enjoys playing guitar and singing, traveling, and meeting new people.
George has arthritis in his hands. After he smokes, he can play guitar and the arthritis doesn't bother him.
George Sherfield