George Mazzoni

I also wanted to tell you how very proud he was of you and your accomplishments. He spoke of you often and I know you know he loved you and your family deeply.

Dear Dean,
I don't know if you remember meeting me - but I'm the one who traded the ford 500 for the range rover. I so loved your Dad - we met because he worked for me, but we became great friends - i used to stop by and sit with him and Tina in the summer and I believe I was the only one who talked him in to letting me be a passenger on his bike!

I had no idea that he had passed - in fact I've left several messages on his voicemail in the past 2 months. Just saw a realtor outside...

Dean,

I loved working with your Dad. He was the greatest! To this day, I still remember him laughing and kidding around with me as we painted houses one summer. He and your mom certainly stand out in my mind as some of the best people I've known in my life. It doesn't seem that long ago that I was driving around in his truck with him singing to the Golden Oldies radio station. Dean, he was not a good singer but he loved doing it. He must be driving those angels and saints nuts with his...

Dean, Michelle and Family,
Your father had been on my mind for two weeks and today I tried to look up your telephone number, not knowing he had passed away. We have wonderful memories of a very special person, who was in our lives and children's lives while growing up. We are heart broken about his death. Your parents were two people so full of love and caring that there will never be anyone to replace them. Marie and John Paul San Giovanni

Beth & Alan, I was sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. You and your family are in my prayers and thoughts. May his soul have eternal rest and peace. God Bless you all.

So sorry to hear about George and Tina. We shared many a great dive trip with George. His enthusiasm was infectious and it was always fun to be around him. He left a lasting impression.

Dear Beth,Joy and family. My deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother.
So many good times on Columbia St with him being the older brother! Denise Dacey Burns

I worked with George way back at Sears in Morristown. He was a great guy, a real man, the strong silent type. One time a customer at Sears wanted to get him into acting because he said he looked like Dana Andrews and would probably be a good actor. George got a laugh at that one. He was raised in a good Catholic family and my condolences to his children and loved ones. May by the mercy of God he rests in peace and be rejoined with his wife. Amen.

Beth, Joy, and family, Ellen and I are so sorry to hear of George's passing. Our deepest sympathies are with you. Jackie de Roxtro