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George Leonard Obituary
Bridgewater - George Frederick Leonard Jr. of Bridgewater NJ departed this life on June 8, 2021, at the age of 64. George was born in New Brunswick NJ in 1957. He is preceded by his father George and mother Carmela (Battaglia) Leonard and survived by his sisters Madilyn (Leonard) Benrubi and her husband Charles Benrubi of Rockville MD, Mary Leonard of El Cajon CA, Rose (Leonard) Gold and her husband Jay Gold of Raritan NJ, Theresa Leonard of Somerville NJ, and brother James Leonard of Bridgewater NJ, as well as seven nephews and several great nieces and nephews.
George enjoyed his days with his friends at the High Point Partial Care in Flemington, holidays with his family, and watching his favorite TV shows and movies.
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Cremation services will be private. Donations may be sent in his memory to Autism Speaks https://www.autismspeaks.org/contact-us
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Madilyn Leonard Benrubi
June 8, 2025
Georgie, dear brother, remembering you with love!
Madilyn Leonard Benrubi
June 8, 2023
Remembering you today, my dear brother. May your light continue to shine brightly in the stars. Love you and miss you, George!
Madilyn Leonard Benrubi
June 10, 2022
George, thinking about you on the anniversary of your passing to your "stairway to heaven." I wasn´t expecting it when it happened but I feel you are happy and now at peace. Love you and miss you, my brother!
Rose Gold
June 12, 2021
May you rest in peace, my little brother Georgie!
You will be missed!!
Madilyn Leonard Benrubi
June 11, 2021
Rest in peace with the angels, my dear brother George, you will be greatly missed!!
Brian Seymour
June 11, 2021
Uncle George even though you weren’t a man of many words you always let us know what you needed. I learned a lot about autism at a young age and I thank you for that. Simple in a complex way. Quiet in a loud way and always enjoying life in your own way. You were very loved and will always be missed. Godspeed Uncle Georgie!
John E Balek
June 11, 2021
To all who have been touched by George's life, please accept my most heartfelt condolences. "He who believeth in Me, shall have life everlasting". He is now living with our Lord. His earthly works are done. May God summons His Angels of Love, Healing, Comfort, and Compassion to envelop you all within their wings.
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