For years these anecdotes were published regularly in the Buffalo News. Other observations on education and the general scene made their way into the Wall Street Journal, Buffalo Spree and Reminisce Magazine.

"George Kunz was a sentimental man," according to his daughter, Mary. He also loved Buffalo history. The teacher of English and Latin took his children on "field trips" to the old Buffalo and Erie County Public Library before it was torn down, and on the Canadiana just days before the grand old boat was scrapped. When he retired from teaching, George Kunzfound a new career telling his stories on the editorial pages of The Buffalo News, occasionally in the Wall Street Journal, and in various nostalgic magazines. He was "a born chronicler," recalls his daughter. "He had a passionate and hilarious eye for detail." Everyone who reads the 160 short stories written by the late George Kunz that make up Buffalo Memories will agree. This book is a "feast of charm and nostalgia for Buffalo area readers." (Buffalo News).