What a privelege it was to have known Nick! We certainly will miss him. We will keep him in our memory and look forward to maintaining our connection with you, his family. May your memories bring you comfort at this difficult time and in the years ahead.

- Marla & Morris Geffen, Savannah, GA

I worked with Nick for many years at INPO. My wife Sarah Belle and I had a good visit with him on January 25 at Skidaway. Nick was the same as always except maybe a bit mellower. He had just played golf the day before and was installing a new sink in his kitchen. We talked about old times at work, his parents, his friend Joan, and his children, whom he loved dearly. Nick faced his health issues with courage and candor, just as he would face any other problem. I have rarely met a man who held himself and others to such high standards. It rubbed off on all of us who were fortunate enough to know and work with Nick. May God bless him and his family. I'm sure we'll be with him again some day.

- Fred Tollison, Marietta, GA

Nick Paleologos, Friend and co-worker extraordinarie. Nick and I worked together at INPO for many years. He kept me on my toes. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Nick and will miss him.

- Ken Strahm, Indialantic, FL

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Nick after almost 10 years after we retired...we worked together for about 20 years at INPO.. I am really glad I had that opportunity to speak with him. He brought back many fond memories of working, traveling and playing tennis together. Nick was great about taking his personal time to give you advice in a kind way if he thought it would help you with no apparent benefit to himself. He even gave me some advice about cancer testing this time as well. God bless him for that beautiful characteristic...my condolences and prayers are sent to his family and friends. May he rest in peace for a job well done in this life.

- Don Gillispie, Eagle, ID

Like many others here, I had the pleasure of working with and directly for Nick at INPO. Nick taught me one of my most memorable leadership lessons, pointing out how a boneheaded assumption I'd made led to poor results. I have shared that poignant lesson with many over the years, always making sure I emphasized the way Nick 'coached' me, which was more important than the lesson itself. Nick was a great role model and I miss him, but not his dreaded red pen. My condolences to the Paleologos family and may he rest in eternal peace.

- Mark Peifer, Fort Wayne, IN

Timon, I was very sorry to hear of Nick's death. You dad was a fine man and his own person, and we had many good times on the golf course. He'll be missed. Lyman

- Lyman Black, Savannah, GA

I knew Nick for more than 20 years and found him to be a kind man with uncomprising standards. May he rest in Peace.

- John O'Sullivan, North Charleston, SC

My condolences to the family. I worked with and for Nick for many years at INPO. He was a gentleman that expected high standards both for himself and those around him. Rest in peace

- Chris Halbfoster, Marietta, GA

My condolences to the family. I worked with Nick for many years at INPO and it was a pleasure. The last time I saw him was in the Atlanta Airport about three years ago. He was going to visit family and we were on a trip to Hawaii. We had a chance to talk for about 30 minutes. May he rest in peace. Sherion Goodson

- Sherion Goodson, Fayetteville, GA

I love you Dad. You will always be in my memories and heart. Love Your Daughter

- Melinda, Aromas, CA

Nick was one of those early INPO 'characters' who took the time to teach a young man high standards and principles. I'll miss you. T-Bow

- Ludwig Thibault, Ooltewah, TN

A very nice man. We will miss him.

- KEN AND CHRIS PATTIN, SAVANNAH, GA

Timon,Melinda,Maria & families: My thoughts are with you all at this time for your loss. Nick and I have been friends for over 50 years and kept in touch through that time. My heart is heavy. I lost a good friend.

- Frank Yanos, Frederick, MD

My condolences to your family. I worked with Nick for several years at the Institute in Atlanta INPO and was inspired by his professionalism and leadership. Our industry and our lives are better for having been touched by Nick. May God bless you all. George Felgate

- George Felgate, Atlanta, GA

I have a vivid picture from a Wednesday evening in the mid-90's when he was my exit representative for a nuclear plant evaluation in Michigan. Consistently frugal, he and I went to McDonalds for dinner while we discussed the team's information. May the peace of the lord be with his family.

- John C. Summers, Atlanta, GA

I worked for and with Nick for many years at INPO. He cared for people and had high standards for us and for himself. He has left a proud legacy in the nuclear industry and in the people he worked with. My deepest sympathies to his family.

- Rick Haley, Marietta, GA

I worked for Nick at INPO for a few years. He was a good friend with a kind heart. I have many good memories of Nick and he will truly be missed. My condolences to the family.

- Libby Colvin, Atlanta, GA

Nick's high standards and strong work ethic will always stand out in my memories. I was fortunate,as were many others, to have Nick as a mentor at a critical point in my career. Jessie and I will miss Nick and offer our deepest condolences to his family.

- Gil & Jessie Oakley, Marietta, GA

Timon, we feel so lucky to have known your dad and had him as a neighbor. He was 'top shelf' all the way.

- BILL & JUDI STEWART, Savannah, GA

Very sorry to read of Nick's passing. He taught me to swim many years ago and I have never forgot the method he used, Sink or Swim. I remember his Dad's little restaurant down town Frederick. He was very proud of Nick. Dickie Floyd

- RIchard Floyd, Frederick, MD

Dear Timon and Paleologos family, Ours hearts are with you. We love you. Fred, Lori, Mikaela, and Houlton

- Lori Hardee, Opelika, AL

Stunned and saddened does not express our feelings at receiving this news. Nick was so optmistic when we last heard from him. Wherever you are, Nick, thank you for giving my sister Joan Bain such joy in her life before her passing in August 2007. I hope you both are now sailing together on the best cruise ever!

- Susan & Milton Hunter-Hartley, Fort Washington, PA, PA

I was saddened to learn of Nick's death. We were classmates both at Frederick High School class of 56 and at the University of Maryland. I was in Mechanical and Nick in Electrical Engineering. I felt close to him during our conversations but with engineering school work we drifted apart after our freshman year in college. I was enthused to see Nick at our 50th high school class reunion with an e-mail exchange afterward. May his enthusiasm for life continue with all his family.

- Jim, Moscow, ID

I am so sorry to read the news about my old school friend. We shared many good times during middle and high school and I was very impressed with his math ablility while I could not add 2+2. My deepest sympathy to his entire family and we all will miss him greatly.

- seymour b. stern, frederick, MD

Maria, Sorry to read of your brother's death. I remember him from the wonderful dinners at your home when we were in High School together.

- Patty Poole/Barrick, Frederick, MD

Timon, I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your father. My thoughts are with you and your family. Bill

- Bill Findlay, Buford, GA

Please accept my condolences. We will miss him. Dale M. Blankenship

- Dale Blankenship, , GA

A finer gentleman will be hard to find. My acquaintance was all too brief but he will be sorely missed by me and all of his Landings friends.

- Eugene, Savannah, GA

I am sorry to hear of Nick's death. He was such a nice man, always friendly, thoughtful, and helpful to others. We will miss him. My sympathy to his family.

- Jackie Brasher, Savannah, GA

I NEVER MET A SOUL THAT WAS NOT IMPRESSED WITH NICK, HIS STRONG CHARACTER, HIS KIND EASY DEMEANOR AND HIS HELPING HANDS... WE'LL SURELY MISS NICK.....

- SONNY CARTER, SAVANNAH, GA

It is with my deepest sympathy and respect that we honor Nicky Nichols, our beloved classmate of the Frederick High School, Class of 1956. Nicky was a good friend and classmate. The whole class will miss him very much. God Bless his family and children.

- Carroll Kehne, Stevensville, MD

With heartfelt regret I read about my friend's passing. Although we touched bases only a few times since early school, we found many things to discuss, with mutual respect for our similar service and early life experiences. Sperry C. Storm

- Sperry C. Storm, Silver Spring, MD

Sharon my wife and I wish to express our condolences. I worked with Nick for many years at INPO. He was instrumental in my mentoring and setting high standards of performance for the nuclear electric-generating industry. We wish his son and daughter and their families all th best.

- Robert Link, Canton, GA

I worked with Nick at INPO for many years and appreciated his sense of honor and work ethic. Condolences to his children and sister.

- Barbara Trott, Roswell, GA

My prayers are with the family. I worked for Nick during one of my assignment at a Nuclear Power Plant and was on may INPO lead teams with Nick as the team manager. Nick was a person that made everyone he worked with better. John Doiron

- John Doiron, Ball Ground, GA

Bonnie and I are saddened to read of Nick's passing and offer our deepest symphany to his sister, children, and grandchildren. Nick was a mentor and friend of ours for many years at INPO and I grew to admire his hard work, dedication to the task, and high standards. We had many travels together and a lot of hard work. We'll miss him, he was a good friend and a good man.

- Mike Haydin, Tucson, AZ

We are saddened that Mr. Paleologos has passed on and are so appreciative that our paths crossed over the past few years. His enthusiasm and beaming face will be our strongest memories of him.

- Nicole & Ty Weller, Savannah, GA

Nick was my boss, mentor, and greatest supporter. He was a tough taskmaster but you always learned something, and you knew where you stood with his high standards of performance. I am truly sadened by his passing at such a young age.

- Bob Mullican, Jacksonville Beach, FL

Nick was a good friend and respected professional. He lived the high standards he expected from us all and left lasting and positive change wherever he worked. We will miss him.

- Ken Karr, Palmyra, VA

Bettye and Zack Pate extend our condolances to Nick's family. Nick worked for me and for the nuclear industry at INPO for almost two decades. He was a professional in the very best sense of this fine word. His standards, work ethic and integrity were unsurpassed. May he rest in peace....Zack

- Zack Pate, Atlanta, GA

We remember Nick's beautiful smile that always seemed to be on his face. We remember that he always thought of others before he thought of himself. He touched our hearts and will always be there. We will miss him.

- Vince & Bonnie Matulich, Aromas, CA

Nick is one of my most memorable characters. I admired and respected him. God's peace to the family.

- Rich White, Seabeck, WA

I am so glad to have had the chance to meet Nick and learn about his incredible adventures in life, as well as the special patron which I will surely get from Margo for years to come.

- Crissy D'Alessio Mondy, Savannah, GA

Our love is with your family now and always! Take care-Trey, Courtney, Sydney, and Michael Morrison

- The Morrisons, Boone, NC

What a privelege it was to have known Nick! We certainly will miss him. We will keep him in our memory and look forward to maintaining our connection with you, his family. May your memories bring you comfort at this difficult time and in the years ahead.

- Marla & Morris Geffen, Savannah, GA

I worked with Nick for many years at INPO. My wife Sarah Belle and I had a good visit with him on January 25 at Skidaway. Nick was the same as always except maybe a bit mellower. He had just played golf the day before and was installing a new sink in his kitchen. We talked about old times at work, his parents, his friend Joan, and his children, whom he loved dearly. Nick faced his health issues with courage and candor, just as he would face any other problem. I have rarely met a man who held himself and others to such high standards. It rubbed off on all of us who were fortunate enough to know and work with Nick. May God bless him and his family. I'm sure we'll be with him again some day.

- Fred Tollison, Marietta, GA

Nick Paleologos, Friend and co-worker extraordinarie. Nick and I worked together at INPO for many years. He kept me on my toes. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Nick and will miss him.

- Ken Strahm, Indialantic, FL

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Nick after almost 10 years after we retired...we worked together for about 20 years at INPO.. I am really glad I had that opportunity to speak with him. He brought back many fond memories of working, traveling and playing tennis together. Nick was great about taking his personal time to give you advice in a kind way if he thought it would help you with no apparent benefit to himself. He even gave me some advice about cancer testing this time as well. God bless him for that beautiful characteristic...my condolences and prayers are sent to his family and friends. May he rest in peace for a job well done in this life.

- Don Gillispie, Eagle, ID

Like many others here, I had the pleasure of working with and directly for Nick at INPO. Nick taught me one of my most memorable leadership lessons, pointing out how a boneheaded assumption I'd made led to poor results. I have shared that poignant lesson with many over the years, always making sure I emphasized the way Nick 'coached' me, which was more important than the lesson itself. Nick was a great role model and I miss him, but not his dreaded red pen. My condolences to the Paleologos family and may he rest in eternal peace.

- Mark Peifer, Fort Wayne, IN

Timon, I was very sorry to hear of Nick's death. You dad was a fine man and his own person, and we had many good times on the golf course. He'll be missed. Lyman

- Lyman Black, Savannah, GA

I knew Nick for more than 20 years and found him to be a kind man with uncomprising standards. May he rest in Peace.

- John O'Sullivan, North Charleston, SC

My condolences to the family. I worked with and for Nick for many years at INPO. He was a gentleman that expected high standards both for himself and those around him. Rest in peace

- Chris Halbfoster, Marietta, GA

My condolences to the family. I worked with Nick for many years at INPO and it was a pleasure. The last time I saw him was in the Atlanta Airport about three years ago. He was going to visit family and we were on a trip to Hawaii. We had a chance to talk for about 30 minutes. May he rest in peace. Sherion Goodson

- Sherion Goodson, Fayetteville, GA

I love you Dad. You will always be in my memories and heart. Love Your Daughter

- Melinda, Aromas, CA

Nick was one of those early INPO 'characters' who took the time to teach a young man high standards and principles. I'll miss you. T-Bow

- Ludwig Thibault, Ooltewah, TN

A very nice man. We will miss him.

- KEN AND CHRIS PATTIN, SAVANNAH, GA

Timon,Melinda,Maria & families: My thoughts are with you all at this time for your loss. Nick and I have been friends for over 50 years and kept in touch through that time. My heart is heavy. I lost a good friend.

- Frank Yanos, Frederick, MD

My condolences to your family. I worked with Nick for several years at the Institute in Atlanta INPO and was inspired by his professionalism and leadership. Our industry and our lives are better for having been touched by Nick. May God bless you all. George Felgate

- George Felgate, Atlanta, GA

I have a vivid picture from a Wednesday evening in the mid-90's when he was my exit representative for a nuclear plant evaluation in Michigan. Consistently frugal, he and I went to McDonalds for dinner while we discussed the team's information. May the peace of the lord be with his family.

- John C. Summers, Atlanta, GA

I worked for and with Nick for many years at INPO. He cared for people and had high standards for us and for himself. He has left a proud legacy in the nuclear industry and in the people he worked with. My deepest sympathies to his family.

- Rick Haley, Marietta, GA

I worked for Nick at INPO for a few years. He was a good friend with a kind heart. I have many good memories of Nick and he will truly be missed. My condolences to the family.

- Libby Colvin, Atlanta, GA

Nick's high standards and strong work ethic will always stand out in my memories. I was fortunate,as were many others, to have Nick as a mentor at a critical point in my career. Jessie and I will miss Nick and offer our deepest condolences to his family.

- Gil & Jessie Oakley, Marietta, GA

Timon, we feel so lucky to have known your dad and had him as a neighbor. He was 'top shelf' all the way.

- BILL & JUDI STEWART, Savannah, GA

Very sorry to read of Nick's passing. He taught me to swim many years ago and I have never forgot the method he used, Sink or Swim. I remember his Dad's little restaurant down town Frederick. He was very proud of Nick. Dickie Floyd

- RIchard Floyd, Frederick, MD

Dear Timon and Paleologos family, Ours hearts are with you. We love you. Fred, Lori, Mikaela, and Houlton

- Lori Hardee, Opelika, AL

Stunned and saddened does not express our feelings at receiving this news. Nick was so optmistic when we last heard from him. Wherever you are, Nick, thank you for giving my sister Joan Bain such joy in her life before her passing in August 2007. I hope you both are now sailing together on the best cruise ever!

- Susan & Milton Hunter-Hartley, Fort Washington, PA, PA

I was saddened to learn of Nick's death. We were classmates both at Frederick High School class of 56 and at the University of Maryland. I was in Mechanical and Nick in Electrical Engineering. I felt close to him during our conversations but with engineering school work we drifted apart after our freshman year in college. I was enthused to see Nick at our 50th high school class reunion with an e-mail exchange afterward. May his enthusiasm for life continue with all his family.

- Jim, Moscow, ID

I am so sorry to read the news about my old school friend. We shared many good times during middle and high school and I was very impressed with his math ablility while I could not add 2+2. My deepest sympathy to his entire family and we all will miss him greatly.

- seymour b. stern, frederick, MD

Maria, Sorry to read of your brother's death. I remember him from the wonderful dinners at your home when we were in High School together.

- Patty Poole/Barrick, Frederick, MD

Timon, I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your father. My thoughts are with you and your family. Bill

- Bill Findlay, Buford, GA

Please accept my condolences. We will miss him. Dale M. Blankenship

- Dale Blankenship, , GA

A finer gentleman will be hard to find. My acquaintance was all too brief but he will be sorely missed by me and all of his Landings friends.

- Eugene, Savannah, GA

I am sorry to hear of Nick's death. He was such a nice man, always friendly, thoughtful, and helpful to others. We will miss him. My sympathy to his family.

- Jackie Brasher, Savannah, GA

I NEVER MET A SOUL THAT WAS NOT IMPRESSED WITH NICK, HIS STRONG CHARACTER, HIS KIND EASY DEMEANOR AND HIS HELPING HANDS... WE'LL SURELY MISS NICK.....

- SONNY CARTER, SAVANNAH, GA

It is with my deepest sympathy and respect that we honor Nicky Nichols, our beloved classmate of the Frederick High School, Class of 1956. Nicky was a good friend and classmate. The whole class will miss him very much. God Bless his family and children.

- Carroll Kehne, Stevensville, MD

With heartfelt regret I read about my friend's passing. Although we touched bases only a few times since early school, we found many things to discuss, with mutual respect for our similar service and early life experiences. Sperry C. Storm

- Sperry C. Storm, Silver Spring, MD

Sharon my wife and I wish to express our condolences. I worked with Nick for many years at INPO. He was instrumental in my mentoring and setting high standards of performance for the nuclear electric-generating industry. We wish his son and daughter and their families all th best.

- Robert Link, Canton, GA

I worked with Nick at INPO for many years and appreciated his sense of honor and work ethic. Condolences to his children and sister.

- Barbara Trott, Roswell, GA

My prayers are with the family. I worked for Nick during one of my assignment at a Nuclear Power Plant and was on may INPO lead teams with Nick as the team manager. Nick was a person that made everyone he worked with better. John Doiron

- John Doiron, Ball Ground, GA

Bonnie and I are saddened to read of Nick's passing and offer our deepest symphany to his sister, children, and grandchildren. Nick was a mentor and friend of ours for many years at INPO and I grew to admire his hard work, dedication to the task, and high standards. We had many travels together and a lot of hard work. We'll miss him, he was a good friend and a good man.

- Mike Haydin, Tucson, AZ

We are saddened that Mr. Paleologos has passed on and are so appreciative that our paths crossed over the past few years. His enthusiasm and beaming face will be our strongest memories of him.

- Nicole & Ty Weller, Savannah, GA

Nick was my boss, mentor, and greatest supporter. He was a tough taskmaster but you always learned something, and you knew where you stood with his high standards of performance. I am truly sadened by his passing at such a young age.

- Bob Mullican, Jacksonville Beach, FL

Nick was a good friend and respected professional. He lived the high standards he expected from us all and left lasting and positive change wherever he worked. We will miss him.

- Ken Karr, Palmyra, VA

Bettye and Zack Pate extend our condolances to Nick's family. Nick worked for me and for the nuclear industry at INPO for almost two decades. He was a professional in the very best sense of this fine word. His standards, work ethic and integrity were unsurpassed. May he rest in peace....Zack

- Zack Pate, Atlanta, GA

We remember Nick's beautiful smile that always seemed to be on his face. We remember that he always thought of others before he thought of himself. He touched our hearts and will always be there. We will miss him.

- Vince & Bonnie Matulich, Aromas, CA

Nick is one of my most memorable characters. I admired and respected him. God's peace to the family.

- Rich White, Seabeck, WA

I am so glad to have had the chance to meet Nick and learn about his incredible adventures in life, as well as the special patron which I will surely get from Margo for years to come.

- Crissy D'Alessio Mondy, Savannah, GA

Our love is with your family now and always! Take care-Trey, Courtney, Sydney, and Michael Morrison

- The Morrisons, Boone, NC