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The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., March 7, 1941, page 11
"Trout Lake Valley"

TROUT LAKE, Mar. 6 -- (Special) Funeral services for Rev. George Good were held in a local church, Monday, March 3, in the same church where Mr. Good had preached for the last sixteen years. There are few families in the valley that he has not conducted funeral services for or performed marriages. And yet today we mourn him not as a minister but as a true friend, a co-worker in our Grange, Masonic Lodge and other work of community. The Good family has left an influence on our valley that will never be forgotten as long as we live.
Mr. Wm. Good, of Iowa, brother of Mr. Good was here for the funeral and will remain with Mrs. Good until she leaves for McMinnville, where she will make her home.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., March 6, 1941, page 6

FUNERAL HELD FOR TROUT LAKE PASTOR

GLENWOOD -- (Special) -- This community was saddened this week by the death of the Rev. Mr. George Good, Trout Lake pastor, who for many years served this community, endearing himself to all by his willing service to aid everyone at all times. Death followed an illness of some duration, as preparations were completed for a move to McMinnville, Oregon, in order to be nearer to the home of a son. Services were held in Trout Lake Monday and interment was made in the Trout Lake cemetery. Four sons and Mrs. Good survive him. Although gone in temporal things, the influence he exerted for kindly goodness will live on, long after his passing. Personally interested in the lives of all he contacted, his unpretentious goodness was an influence that extended alike to layman and church members. A tie that bound two communities together, his loss will be felt keenly both here and in Trout Lake.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., February 28, 1941, page 11

REV. GEORGE GOOD SUCCUMBS HERE

The Rev. George E. Good, of Trout Lake, passed away at the home of his son, Kenneth, here in White Salmon on Wednesday evening, February 26.
Rev. George E. Good was born on October 8, 1877, at Harrisburg, Virginia. Funeral services will be held today at 2:00 p.m. at the Trout Lake church with the Rev. John F. Phipps, of Camas, Washington, officiating. Rev. Good was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Trout Lake No. 136, and the Trout Lake Grange No. 210. Rev. Good served the Trout Lake church for 16 years. He came to Trout Lake on October 6, 1924, and preached his last sermon on October 6, 1940, just sixteen years later.
Rev. Good is survived by his wife, Ursula, and four sons: John W. Good, of McMinnville, Oregon; G. Fred Good of McMinnville; Kenneth E. Good, of White Salmon, and Harold Good of Dallas, Texas. Three brothers, David C. Good, James C. Good and William L. Good, of Iowa survive also.
Burial will be in the Trout Lake cemetery with arrangements in charge of Gardners Funeral service.
The loss of Rev. Good is deeply felt by his many friends who mourn his loss.

The Mt. Adams Sun, White Salmon, WA., March 7, 1941, page 8
"White Salmon"

Among the relatives who came to White Salmon upon the death of Rev. Geo. Good were three sons, John and Fred of McMinnville, with their wives, and Harold, who is a student at the Dallas Seminary of Dallas, Texas, and a brother, William Good, of South English, Iowa. A fourth son, Kenneth, and wife live in White Salmon. The large attendance of the funeral services at Trout Lake church on Monday afternoon showed the high regard in which Rev. Good and his family are held in the entire sommunity.