George Gabriel Hoffman of Southern Pines, North Carolina, joined his beloved wife Marilynn in heaven on May 7, 2024.
George was born in Delaware, Ohio on July 14, 1924, to George "Bun" Klee and Geneva Grace (Gabriel) Hoffman.
During his lifetime, George accrued an extensive list of accolades, hobbies and titles, a testament to his dedication to service and community. He was particularly proud of his service in the United States Marine Corp 5th Marine Division during WWII, as well as his involvement with Delaware Grace Church, and his participation in Republican Conventions. He was also a proud member of Sigma Chi Fraternity Ohio Wesleyan and the Delaware County Historical Society.
He and Marilynn were married on July 3, 1946. With the support of his wife and four children, George managed his family's business, Bun's Restaurant and Bakery in Delaware, Ohio until his retirement in 1990. He enjoyed 70 years of marriage until Marilynn passed away on March 17, 2017.
He is survived by his son George Michael "Mike" Hoffman (Connie) of Delaware, Ohio; grandson George Christopher Hoffman (Jennifer), great-grandsons George William and Ethan Christopher Hoffman of Indiana, Pennsylvania; granddaughter Kathryn "Kt" Partridge (Bryan), great-granddaughters Nora Jameson and Marley Cleo Partridge of Etna, New Hampshire; grandson Scott Michael Hoffman (Melissa); great-grandchildren Sydney Ann, Grayson Scott, and Owen Gabriel Hoffman of Delaware, Ohio; daughter Susan "Sooz" Jeanne Hoffman (Socorro Romo) of Albuquerque, New Mexico; son Steven Nickey Hoffman of Las Vegas, Nevada, grandson Steven Nathaniel Hoffman (Nikki), great-granddaughter Gabriela "Ella" Elizabeth Hoffman; grandson Andrew Myles Hoffman and great grandson Santiago Cesar Hoffman all of Delaware, Ohio.
George will be interred at Seven Lakes Chapel in the Pines, West End, North Carolina. A celebration of life for the family will be held at a future date. Memorial contributions can be made to First Health Hospice and Palliative Care (West End, North Carolina).
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Karen Weiser
May 29, 2024
Mike and family. So many warm memories of working at Buns with your Dad. He was funny, his sense of humor was great. He was also a kind person. I'm sincerely sorry for your loss
thomas king
May 25, 2024
George was such a great guy! He often sat with me as I ate a late lunch at Buns and he would slip me a piece of free pie as he was passing by. He was also a customer at Garths Auctions and I worked there for 30 years. He has a wonderful family who will miss him a lot. Love to them all.
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