George P. Sefcik

Coach George Sefick was a first-class gentlemen. His smile would light you up. Always treated me and others with respect and kindness, so grateful for what I remember of him and the person he is. Rest In Peace Coach, Love.

George was my baseball team mate at Benedictine high school he was awesome fast as a deer and a great friend in every respect played against him at ND in baseball and never could beat the Irish. Blessed to have known and played with Sef. LtCol Ken Zitz USMC Ret Benedictine HS 1959

On behalf of my dearly departed husband Ken, I am sending belated sympathy wishes. Visiting you when George was coaching in NY was so fun and when George came to Kens memorial service wearing his super bowl ring was a hoot. Every guy in the room wanted to get an up close look. I wish you peace and happiness. Sharon Patrick

Thank you for your support and advise at the University of Kentucky in the early '70s. You had faith in me and gave me chance to play under you, I'll never forget your leadership. You were a very positive light in the midst of a struggling program. I was thrilled that your full career was extremely successful. Thank you again for helping me form my future. You were the best.

A GREAT GUY AND FRIEND FOR NOT ENOUGH YEARS
SORELY MISSED FOR SURE

I just saw of George's Passing. George was a great Golfing buddy and friend, I will miss his company. I regret not visiting him before he passed. My condolences to Lori and family.
RIP George !

I am proud to have been his classmate at BHS. I spent time in the classroom and on the baseball field with George. He was an outstanding athlete and a great friend. He even volunteered to take some swats for me from Fr. Jerome, that took guts. My wife and I will pray for George and his family and have a mass said for him. May he rest in peace.

George & I were classmates from the 1st grade at St. Benedict's thru the 12th grade at Benedictine. He was our brightest "star" when it came to athletics. There are many fond memories of those special days we spent together. We had the opportunity to share some of them during our 2011 reunion in Palmetto, FL. George will be missed by all of us. Our sincere sympathy & condolences to Lorie & the rest of his family. May Our Lord grant George everlasting peace & happiness.

BHS CLASS OF '58
Dennis Franko, Rep.

George and I were classmates and teammates. We became opponents when he played at Notre Dame and I played at Purdue.
I remember him as
A caring person who treated everyone with respect. He leaves a legacy that will be remembered by all those who knew him.
May he rest in peace!!!
Jim Kubinski class of "58"

As a Benedictine classmate, I have always been very proud of George's accomplishments. He was a good man both on and off the field. May he rest in peace.

Tom Zale

My deepest sympathy to George's family. Irene Canny Lange

George sat next to me, our sophmore year at Benedictine. Class 2-D, I think. WE were all proud of him and his football sucess, which continued in the pros.
Do you remember in one Notre Dame game a tackler pulled his shoe off his foot and he ran the next play with one shoe on and one stocking foot.
He was fun to watch. My condolences to the entire family

My deepest sympathy to George's family on the passing of a great teammate at Benedictine.

My condolences to the family. I was a PhysEd Major classmate at ND and a student trainer for the athletic department. I remember him as a hard worker in class and on the football field. My prayers will be with you.

You will be dearly missed Coach. Prayers to the Sefcik family.

My uncle, Joe Bania, coached a baseball team that George was
on, probably during George's high school days. Uncle Joe
talked about him so much that my cousin, Ken Bania and I
remember George to this day. Uncle Joe admired George so much!

My sincerest condolences to the Sefcik family.
ND Class of '62 GO IRISH

Lori, Joan and I extend our deepest condolences on the untimely passing of George. We always remember the good times in Cincinnati and what a wonderful man George was. Our prayers are with you.

R.i.p. mr sefcik.

Good man and ND teammate.Prayers are with family.