George Kessaris

I worked at 3M with George for years and he was my mentor but more than that, he was my friend! He always had a big smile on his face and always lifted everyone up. He truly will be missed!!!! Great human being.

I offer my sincere sympathies to the whole loving family of our dear cousin George. I really loved him and admired his strength during his illnesses. I also greatly admired and was grateful for the loving care given him by his family. Nikki the love you had for your parents was truly impressive and I have admired your strength throughout. He was one fortunate guy to have a bunch of kids and grandkids like he did. A big, caring wonderful family. All our love and heartfelt...

Some words for my beloved Uncle George: When I was small, you were an idol of mine. You were tall, mysterious, handsome, and illusive. Although, being as small I was, I couldn´t possibly have used some of those words to describe you at the time. I smile as I say that. My most fond and distinct memory of you is of a time when I was around four or five, or maybe I was six years old. We were at Yia Yia´s. You barely noticed me, but I was watching you and I really wanted you to hug me. So,...

So sorry to learn of Mr. Kessaris' passing. May his memory be eternal and may God bless his soul and grant comfort to you all.

Your Dad will always be remembered with a smile. Love to you all!

Always hard to lose a patriarchal figure. Never quite comforting enough to consider that pain and suffering are no longer residual effects of a life well spent. Time does heal, and scars reveal character and proof that we have the blessed opportunity to feel. Appreciate the totality, not only the tragedy of loss. You can choose, so choose to happily recall Mr. K in all your thoughts. It may be hard, so it´s best to start warm regards as soon as the wake.