GEORGE HATTON

Dear George, I was so sad today to see that your Dad had passed away. We will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Antoinette Marucci and Ray Boyce

This is the obituary that i had hoped would have been published but due to logistics it did not appear in any paper.
"Our family and lour lives will never be the same" On Friday evening, August 10, 2012, the earthly suffering of George Hatton ended and his spirit was lifted to eternal comfort abd peace. George died encompassed by the love of his family.
Born and raised in "South Philly", George met and married the love of his life, Joan in April 1955. In the years to follow he became...

Eulogy to my Dad

Touched – that describes my families feelings these past days! Everyone has been so supportive and comforting. The one thing in this life that you can count on is the love of your family and friends.
Thank You from the bottom of our hearts! You will always be in our prayers!
Endless Love – That's our Dad, husband, grandpop, family, friend, co-worker, neighbor, teammate, classmate. Some of you know him only as Sonny.
Our dad's love extended to everyone he...

Mrs. Hatton, Tommy and family, My love and prayers on the loss your husband and Dad. I taught Tommy in 1st Grade at St. Richard's. A precious moment for me was the Children's mass on Sunday morning. Every Sunday Mr. Hatton would bring Tommy to my pew and before the homily I would walk Tommy back because he was crying so hard for his Dad. Well, I know Tommy is a grown man but this weekend I have felt his tears again as I read about your great loss. There is a loving God who is holding Mr....

Dear Aunt Joan and Cousins,

Uncle George (Sonny) was a true patriarch of the family. Even though I didn't see him much, his firm handshake and warm greeting always made me feel great. I feel privileged to have known him throughout my entire lifetime. My first thought at any Phillies game was to find him and say hello. It was also wonderful that my wife and son's got to know him as well during your trips to Harleysville. He will be dearly missed but his strength will be with you...

To my dearest Hatton family,
My deepest condolences go to each and every one of you. I am so happy that you guys have taken me into your family and loved me like your own. Just like Pop did, he loved me like his own granddaughter. I will miss his great bear hugs and unforgettable smile.

To Pop -
I promise to keep Georgie in line. I wish you could have seen us walk down the isle one day. But you better believe when we have kids one day and it's a boy. He will be carrying...

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with George at Methodist Hospital. What a wonderful human being. I also met some of you at the July 4th celebrations up Carlisle Street. My brother-in-law Bobby lived there before his sudden death. I remember George comforting me at that time. George went straight to heaven. He was a loving, giving man. I hope that you all find comfort in the good that he did on earth and will continue to do in heaven. God needed a very special angel.

We have had the pleasure of living next door to George and Joan for the past 6 years. George's smile and kind heart will be missed daily be our family. George always had time to talk with us and had endless patience for the kids. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. Today was a wonderful send off for a wonderful man.

Love,
Danielle, Chris, Brian, Brandon and Caitlin

Prayers to the Hatton Family,,George was one of the Best,,,always helping out in church,,Broad st run,,,even this year as sick as he was, came to make sure everything was running smooth,,gonna miss seeing you usher at church,,God Bless your family thru this difficult time,R.I.P,happy to have met you and your wonderful family,,,