George Gerald Rasmussen Jr.

Geroge was the best brother anyone could ask for. I am ten years younger than George but he would take me to the zoo or park. He never made me feel I was just a tag along. As adults he always helped me with anything I needed. I miss his stories and his unconditional love. I miss him so much. I was lucky to have been his sister.

Dear Cousin George...I found you on AncestryDNA in 2017 and you and Wendy helped me so much to unravel some mysteries If it werent for you, J would never have known who my father was! Thank you! Please tell Jack in heaven hey theres a girl down here who s been looking for you God bless you and your family. Say hello to the family for me Im very grateful to you.

I grew up next door to George , he was a great and constant friend through my entire childhood, a lot of summer days spent exploring the neighborhood , we used to take the #6 bus to Tompkinsville pool and spend the entire day. God Bless and God's speed my friend.

I grew up next door to George. He was a few years younger than I am, but we played together a lot as kids. Though I haven't seen him in around 50 years, I remember him as a good friend and a great guy. So sorry for your loss.

I am another Staten Island friend, I grew up right up the street from George on College Ave. He was a sweetheart of a guy, and I will always remember him fondly and for the happy, joyful guy he was...he always shared that joy freely. God's Blessings and Peace to all his loved ones. Godspeed my friend!!! <3

Rest In Peace, Georgie. You will be missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing you. Your Grandfather, Mr. Wilson was the nicest man in the world & that apple surely didn't fall far from the tree!

R.I.P.George we had fun in B.S. School and hanging in westerleigh

Jay Willis I remember you. I'm George's little sister Karen. I would love to talk to you and share some stories. Please call me (210) 305-3506

Very sorry to hear about the loss of George. I've known George since about 1962 when we both attended grade school together on Staten Island NY. He was always kind to people and he never had a bad thing to say about anyone. I lived down the street from George and knew his whole family.
As George moved away in the late 1970's we lost touch but I still remember all of the adventures along the way during very interesting times through the 1960's and 1970's. I'm sure George shared many of...