The Hard Hat: Chapter 19

What sentiment did Ian Rosenberger express regarding George?

What phrase was engraved on the paperweight given to graduates?

How did Josh Heller describe George’s influence in his life?

What motivated Brigham Kiplinger to visit the reservation where George hoped to teach?

What does Michael Riordan still wear that was given by Mrs. Boiardi?

What legacy did George leave behind among his friends and teammates?

What does Brigham Kiplinger consider George to be?

What quality of George does Joe recall to motivate himself at the gym?

Which profession did Joe choose because of George's influence?

What personal milestone is Joe and his wife expecting?

What question does Joe often ask himself in relation to George?

What trait of George does Joe associate with his experience in challenging classes?

How did George contribute to Joe's personal life?

What feelings does Joe associate with George's memory while he is at the hospital?

What name are Joe and Nicole considering for their expected child?

Influence and Legacy of George Boiardi

Ian Rosenberger admires George Boiardi, wishing for his future son to emulate him, striving to embody the qualities George would respect.
Scott Raasch keeps a paperweight with the phrase “Well Done Is Better than Well Said” at his desk, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Boiardi, symbolizing George's influence and emphasizing actions over words.
Raasch and many of George’s friends actively participate in the Boiardi Foundation, continuing his mission and legacy.

Personal Reflections on George

Josh Heller identifies his father and George as primary life influences, noting George's exceptional respect for everyone regardless of their background.
Brigham Kiplinger visited the reservation where George intended to teach, feeling inspired by George’s commitment to education and reflecting on his teachings in his own career.

Lasting Memories and Emulation

Michael Riordan wears a St. George pendant given by Mrs. Boiardi, reminding him of George's competitive spirit, kindness, and determination.
George's life and values motivate Riordan in both his studies in medicine and day-to-day challenges, signifying George's enduring impact on his friends.

Personal Connections to George

Joe Boulukos credits George for small personal gestures, like driving him home from practice, and for connecting him to his wife, Nicole.
Boulukos and Nicole consider naming their expected child George, symbolizing the deep personal connection and values George instilled in them.

This quiz explores the inspiring words and sentiments shared by Ian Rosenberger and Scott Raasch regarding the legacy of their teammate, George. Delve into the impact of George's character on those who knew him and the lessons they carry forward. Examine the significance of their shared values and mementos in fostering personal growth.