George W. "Mallet" Connell, Jr.

I just learned of Mallet's passing. I was a classmate of his at Montgomery Country Day School and Penn Charter. He was a strong personality and left a great impression. I know he is missed by all who knew him. God bless.

It is shocking that a year has gone by so quickly without George Jr. here to enjoy life on earth. I know he is watching over his family and friends, smiling and golfing and playing other sports in spirit with those he cared about at the clubs he adored. I know this must have been a terribly difficult year for his family who have had to learn to live without his physical presence. To those who loved him again I am sorry for your very painful loos of your son, brother, father, companion,...

George and I had an immediate connection through the first city troop. My father was a trooper. The first time George came into my office he saw the silver troop plate on my wall and asked who the trooper was. God bless him, his loved ones and I thank him for his friendship, love, loyalty. An amazing person. He was a good person in so many ways. I will miss u George.

I just learned about George's death. He will be missed! He and I served together for many years in the First City Troop and we battled it out on the squash court. Furthermore, our fathers were close friends. George was someone I always greatly admired and someone I always made a point to stop to talk to him whenever we were at a party or event together. He often had a smile on his face and his laugh was memorable and true welcomed sight. On behalf of my family, we extend our deepest...

From his obituary he was a varied and accomplished individual both professionally and in sports. I am sure he will be missed by all.

I never met George. But am close with Maria, and through her he served as an inspiration. His passion for doing things to their fullest can be a lesson for us all. Condolences and best wishes

To the Connell Family and Maria, I met George when he was at BMT and became a friend and investment adviser to my brother. They bonded over their illnesses and George's kindness when my brother passed was so appreciated. I am shocked and deeply saddened to learn that he has passed. He was a fine man who will be missed by so many. My sincerest condolences.