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George Engel

Norwalk, Connecticut

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George "Flash" L. Engel.It is with great sadness, that we announce the passing of George "Flash" Engel, 92 of Norwalk.He died on April 26, 2020 of complications of the COVID-19 virus. He was born in Bronx, NY and was the son of Fred and Mary Hartery Engel. Flash enlisted in the Army during the...

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My sincere condolences to the whole family. I have fond memories of Uncle Larry pulling up in his rig to visit my mom and family when he was traveling on Long Island.
We were always grateful for the visits. I had the pleasure of seeing him play drums a few times when I was a kid. It was a great memory and he was really good! So sorry to hear about his passing.

Joey, Barbara and Tommy-

My sincere condolences on the loss of your Dad. He was a great uncle to the Bourgault family when we were kids. I have fond memories of Uncle Larry coming over on Christmas Eve dressed up as Santa and spreading the holiday cheer. When I was a young kid he took me with him to ride in his Gardella cab pulling a float in the Memorial Day parade. My brother Roger and I became drummers as a direct influence from Flash and his love of jazz and popular music. I will...

To my Dearest Roaddog, Big Carm and Family, We are so so so sorry for your loss. Flash was a great guy and he passes that onto his daughter Barbara. We love you, Stay strong. Remember B "he only takes the best"

Hi Barbara so sorry to hear about your Dad. I will always remember your Dad and Bob best pals together. I had so much fun listening to your Dad. He was quite the comedian. Bob and him ran Gardella it seemed. Two of the best drivers they had. Hope to catch up with you one of these days soon. Don't hesitate to get in touch. Love you, Flo.

I'll miss "Flash". George Engel was a great man to talk to at Autumn Lake, where I work. If he needed help making a phone call, even to his friend Mr. Gardella in FL. I was happy to do that for him. And drums. He knew how to hold the drum sticks, a real pro. You will be missed, Flash.