George E. Sayre

Woonderful memories of a man who honored his Lod, one way by showing loving concern and caring to one like me who cherished it so much. He had a great sense of humor and loved his dear wife Lorraine so much and proved it. Am 95 now but his memory is cherished in my hart with love to Lorraine. George

I had the pleasure of working with George for a short time at Essex Chemical in Sayreville where George worked as a handy man. I enjoyed talking to him and his wacky humor. He shared many stories with me from his days as a police officer in Newark. He always said that I would make a good cop! I have not seen George in many years. I will always remember the short time that our paths crossed fondly.

With our most sincere sympathy to all the members of the Sayre family. Our Blessed Lords spirit was all around at the church service this morning, with his large family and friends.

Uncle George was always very kind and gentle with us when we were kids. I have fond memories of visiting in Bloomfield and Uncle George's good sense of humor. Love to Aunt Lorraine and all my cousins.

Lorraine and Family:

Our prayers are with you and your family. We are glad to know that George is with the Lord. We remember 1st meeting you at Stuart Irvings house on Lenox St. Remember fondly Richlieu Terr. and Vailsburg Methodist Church, you, George and family.
Maranatha,

Bob and Nancy Cohen

So sorry for your loss. Karen (Reid) Weissenborn

George,
I'm so sorry for your loss. You were so blessed to have pop in your life. Pop was blessed to have you as a son who was always by his side. He is resting now, you will miss him everyday but,he will live In your heart forever.

Lorraine and family,
I will miss that sweet man, as we so often visited at our favorite eating place in Whiting.
May our Lord give all of you His Grace and Peace through this difficult loss of your loved one, George