George J. Poirier

We think of you often. You were an awesome photographer. You would be using your cameras for sure to photograph your very beautiful granddaughter

Michelle and family, Sorry for your loss thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Kathy Bettencourt

My condolences go out to George's children and his entire family. George was by far the best photographer around! Besides being top notch in his field, he was a perfect gentleman and quite handsome I might add! George was my dad's personal photographer for many many years. In fact there is a photo George took of Jack Kerouac at my dad's bar, the Celebrity Lounge, which is in the insert of Jack's book "On The Road". We have many pictures that George took of the four Bello children when we...

My condolences to the Poirier Family. I met George in the V.A. Hospital as his roommate, and we became friends instantly. The fact that we both come from Lowell made us instantly acquainted. Then on finding out he took my whole Family's School Portrait's he realized that he remembered the family's name. A friend of mine from Lowell came to visit and my friend had his school photos taken by George. It gave George a kick when my friend took his picture with his phone. My older brother came to...

Michelle, Carl and family...sincere and deepest condolences from a very long ago Friend. Many, many years ago my Dad, Vic, worked part time for your Dad. George taught him to develop negatives the old fashioned way...in the dark room. I remember my dad taking me with him on Saturdays and how special that was. I still have my First Communion photo your Dad took. He also did our wedding photos and, one random weekday I took our firstborn to the studio and your dad took a great outdoor shot of...

My thoughts and prayers are with George's children at this time. I am sorry that I'm unable to attend but know that I am thinking of you all as you celebrate Uncle George's life.

Stephanie Poirier Veglas

I went to school with George during his years at St Jeanne Darc school, later in life when I was getting married I went to him on the corner Pawtucket St. and University Ave for my wedding pictures which I still cherish, George pick my then bride in his shiny Lincoln with all the bridesmaid and took them to church. After the ceremony he took the whole wedding party to Marty for celebration George was also invited. I loved all the antiques cars he had having a passion for old cars myself I...

Though I've always known about George, it wasn't until I met him at his studio that I come to know him as a friend. He was a kind, thoughtful man who touched my heart. Rest in peace George, you will be missed.