GEORGE-ENDRIGIAN-Obituary

GEORGE PETER ENDRIGIAN

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

May 16, 1951 – Nov 10, 2024

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BORN
May 16, 1951
DIED
November 10, 2024
LOCATION
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
CHARITY
American Heart Association

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ENDRIGIAN GEORGE PETER It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of George Peter Endrigian, a beloved member of the community, who departed this world on November 10, 2024. Born on May 16, 1951, in Philadelphia, PA, George's academic journey began at Cooke Jr. High School and...

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I was truly heartbroken when I heard the news about George unfortunately I found out after the memorial service. He was a fantastic person and a wonderful boss. He will be greatly missed. Rest in peace George.

George- I'm going to miss you every day until I leave this planet. When we met in the 1960s it was the beginning of friendship for life. Simple times. When I needed a laugh, confide, wanted advice, commiserate you had my back and vice-versa. Love you brother.

George was an amazing person and the legacy of his market as a pillar of the upper dublin community is a shining example of how much he cared about people and our neighbors. I was fortunate to have known him for 42 years - he was my first boss when I started as a barely 12 year old bagging/cart boy at Shop N Bag. Our sympathies and thoughts are with the Endrigian family and George´s s tender community. We have all lost a great man.

Dear, Ana, Endrigian Family, and George´s Market Family & Friends, It saddens me to share the loss of George Endrigian, the beloved owner of George's Market. As a customer for over 38 years, I´ve had the privilege of knowing George and his family, and I can say without a doubt that George was one of the kindest, most approachable people I´ve ever known. He truly cared about his customers and always went above and beyond to ensure that the market was filled with the things we loved and...

To Endrigian Family
We are very sad to hear of the news of George's passing. We did not have the pleasure of meeting George but we do have the pleasure of knowing his son Peter and we were drawn to the description of of George's" unwavering kindness and deep impact he made on those around him". George would be very proud as this legacy lives on in his family.

Rest in Peace

We are so sad to hear about George´s passing. He was a beautiful person. He will surely be missed.

To the Endrigian Family: My heartfelt condolences on hearing the news of George's passing. George's lifelong commitment to the independent supermarket business was inspiring. Rest in peace old friend, a job well done. Sincerely, John J. Hallinan, Jr. The Richmond Shops IGA

The obituary says George was a passionate Philadelphia sports fanatic. Yep. George and I went to a Phillies Expos twi-night double header that had a bunch of rain delays. The second game started at midnight. George kept telling me he had to go to work the next day and he really should leave. I kept telling him to go, don't worry about it. At 3am he said "might as well stay 'till the end". Second game ended at 3:23 am, George stayed with me. He was a righteous dude.

I worked for George and his father many years ago. What a gentleman. He was a wonderful person RIPSincerely Joe shaw