George-Ezzo-Obituary

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George M. Ezzo

Oct 11, 1946 - Aug 20, 2025

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My deepest condolences. George will be deeply missed by all. His sharp humor and rough edges kept everyone on their toes, and his presence always made an impact. He was a great teacher and mentor—one who challenged, inspired, and guided with unwavering honesty.
Godspeed, George

Dear Donna and family, Please accept my condolences for your loss. George has been a huge support to my son and myself for over 20 years. He knew my 210 inside and out, and whatever the problem, he was always there with his advice and help. Years ago my son and I had a flat tire upon landing at night at Buffalo Airfield and didn't know what to do. After a call to him he showed up with dollys and helped us get the plane off the runway. He volunteered to help me fly patients for Angel...

So sorry for your loss. George was truly one of a kind. A unique friend and mentor I will miss. I know he will be missed by your family as well as a huge community of pilots and aviation enthusiasts he encouraged and help here in WNY and through EAA nationally.

Great friend , we always had fun even when working on airplanes. He help out a lot with the Williamsville Flying club , was great with the Civil Air P..towed banners for Bills games. At one time he was helping with my large hot air balloon. He will be missed for sure.

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George's Obituary

EZZO – George M. of Lancaster, NY.  Born on October 11, 1946 took his final flight west into eternity on August 20, 2025. Beloved husband of Donna (Weixlmann) Ezzo; loving father of Jody (Paul) Peccia and Christine (Richard) Cannistra; stepfather of Karl Clapp and Tim Machnica; dearest grandfather of Brendan and Alyssa; brother of the late Louise, Gennaro, Martin, Marie, Lillian, Theresa and Ralph; also survived by nieces and nephews. 

Lancaster Airport lost a truly great aircraft mechanic, FAA Authorized Maintenance Inspector (IA) and overall aviation advocate. George received The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in recognition for 50 years of exemplary flight experience, distinguished professionalism and steadfast commitment to aviation safety. He was a great friend to many, both in the air and on the ground.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Please share condolences at wendelandloecherinc.com. Blue skies and tailwinds…we will miss you, George!

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