History Heartwarming / GeorgeHarrison

* In the early 1970s, George and his then-wife Patti visited a friend for Thanksgiving, whose wife was suffering from terminal cancer. The wife, not knowing that George and Patti were vegetarians, had prepared a huge turkey dinner. Knowing that the wife had exhausted herself cooking for them, and that she probably wouldn't live to see another Thanksgiving, they thanked her profusely and ate it anyway.

* The last exchange George and Ringo ever had: Ringo was visiting but couldn't stay for long because his daughter was about to undergo an operation in Boston. George, now very sick and bedridden from his cancer treatments asked, "Do you want me to go with you?"

* It says a lot that even after Patti left him for Clapton, they remained great friends for the rest of George's life.
* George's last words: "Love one another."
* George wrote his last letter to Creator/MikeMyers, [[JustForFun/OneOfUs saying how he enjoyed the]] Film/AustinPowers films, and even asked about getting a Mini Me doll from him.
* It's revealed after his death that the address of his final resting place was fake. An investigation was launched and it was revealed that he died in [[https://www.beatlesbible.com/2001/11/29/george-harrison-dies/ Paul McCartney's rented (later bought) house in LA]]. Paul and George's family faked it in order to throw the press off. Paul’s spokesperson denied this but it’s set straight by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWX6OsdTN64 Eric Idle on George’s Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony ]]. While Paul's not there when George passed away, he did spend time with him and [[https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/30/magazine/paul-mccartney-interview.html they held hands together]]. They really loved each other and managed to resolve their differences before the end.

* George's FamousLastWords: "Love one another."

* The last exchange George and Ringo ever had. Ringo is preparing to leave and says goodbye, explaining that his daughter is waiting for him in Boston. George, now very sick and bedridden from his cancer treatments asks, "Do you want me to go with you?"

* George wrote his last letter to Creator/MikeMyers, [[OneOfUs saying how he enjoyed the]] Film/AustinPowers [[OneOfUs films]], and even asked about getting a Mini Me doll from him.

* During his last days, George wrote a letter to Creator/MikeMyers, [[OneOfUs saying how he enjoyed the]] Film/AustinPowers [[OneOfUs films]], and even asked about getting a Mini Me doll from him.

* The Concert For George, a memorial concert held one year from his death, where luminaries from Music/RaviShankar, Creator/MontyPython, Music/EricClapton, Music/PaulMcCartney, Music/RingoStarr, [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Jeff Lynne]], Music/TomPetty, and many, many others participated.
** Also a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} during the performance of the Monty Python song [[IntercourseWithYou "Sit On My Face"]]. It was performed in the same manner as ''Film/MontyPythonAtTheHollywoodBowl'', with the singers dressed as restaurant waiters in floor length aprons and [[NakedPeopleAreFunny no pants]]. Only this time, instead of bowing to the audience at the end, they bowed to the portrait of George at the back of the stage, thereby mooning the audience.

* During the recording of The White Album, Ringo got fed up with being the "useless" member of the Beatles and left the group. The other three convinced him to come back, and George decorated his drumkit with flowers, including a "Welcome home" note.

* The entire ConcertForGeorge tribute concert, performed exactly one year after George died, featuring performances from EricClapton, RaviShankar, PaulMcCartney, RingoStarr, TomPetty, [[ElectricLightOrchestra Jeff Lynne]], MontyPython, and Billy Preston ([[AllStarCast among others]]). Special mention has to go to Paul's performance of "Something" and Joe Brown playing "I'll See You in My Dreams" (both on ukeleles, one of George's favorite instruments).
** George's son Dhani spent the second half of the concert onstage, playing guitar alongside these legends. If you watch the DVD of the performance, you can catch them hugging Dhani, [[AffectionateGestureToTheHead ruffling his hair]], sharing smiles with him, and generally being a bunch of [[HonoraryUncle honorary uncles]]. Near the end, Dhani takes a moment to lean on Clapton's shoulder.

* The entire ConcertForGeorge tribute concert, performed exactly one year after George died, featuring performances from EricClapton, RaviShankar, PaulMcCartney, RingoStarr, TomPetty, [[ElectricLightOrchestra Jeff Lynne]], MontyPython, and Billy Preston ([[AllStarCast among others]]. Special mention has to go to Paul's performance of "Something" and Joe Brown playing "I'll See You in My Dreams" (both on ukeleles, one of George's favorite instruments).

* The entire ConcertForGeorge tribute concert, performed exactly one year after George died, featuring performances from EricClapton, RaviShankar, PaulMcCartney, RingoStarr, TomPetty, [[ElectricLightOrchestra Jeff Lynne]], MontyPython, and Billy Preston ([[AllStarCast among others]]. Special mention has to go to Paul's performance of "Something" and Joe Brown playing "I'll See You in My Dreams" (both on ukeleles, one of George's favorite instruments).

* The entire ConcertForGeorge tribute concert, performed exactly one year after George died, featuring performances from EricClapton, RaviShankar, PaulMcCartney, TomPetty, JeffLynne, MontyPython, and Billy Preston ([[AllStarCast among others]]. Special mention has to go to Paul's performance of "Something" and Joe Brown playing "I'll See You in My Dreams" (both on ukeleles, one of George's favorite instruments).

* The last exchange George and Ringo ever had. Ringo is preparing to leave and says goodbye, explaining that his daughter is waiting for him in Boston. George, now very sick and bedridden from his cancer treatments asks, "Do you want me to go with you?"

* During the recording of The White Album, Ringo got fed up with being the "useless" member of the Beatles and left the group. The other three convinced him to come back, and George decorated his drumkit with flowers, including a "Welcome home" note.

* In the early 1970s, George and his then-wife Patti visited a friend for Thanksgiving, whose wife was suffering from terminal cancer. The wife, not knowing that George and Patti were vegetarians, had prepared a huge turkey dinner. Knowing that the wife had exhausted herself cooking for them, and that she probably wouldn't live to see another Thanksgiving, they thanked her profusely and ate it anyway.