George F. Koza

Dear Joanne and Rick, my heartfelt condolences. May your cherished memories bring your family comfort. May his soul rest in peace.

Fondly,

Clara

Dear Cookie, Ricky, Joanne & Koza Family
We are so sorry to hear about cousin George, our hearts are heavy and our thoughts and prayers are sent to all of you at this difficult time.
We remember as young children Christmas Eve´s at Uncle Johnny and Aunt Helen´s house and all our aunts and cousins celebrating Polish Christmas Eve.. many years ago and cherished memories.
May God Bless cousin George and his family.
With deep sympathy your cousins
The Celio Family
Charlie, Carol, Jimmy and Kim

George was a good brother- in law. He was our Best Man when we married and was God Father to our daughter, Kim. He was always thoughtful and helped us many times. When we finally had a family car, he would check it out and fix it. When we moved to Massachusetts, I'll never forget him setting up Kim's crib in her new room. At 6 weeks old it was the first time she slept through the night. He always played with Kim & Kenny on the holidays. We lost contact when we moved to Texas and he never got to visit us here in Texas,

My brother, George was always a good person and cared for everyone with whom he delt. He always protected his customers by providing good service. He was well known and respected in the auto industry. As a big brother helped me with my early jobs. We lost contact when I moved to Texas, but I will always remember him with great affection.

my condolences go out to the family a beautiful person with a heart of gold riheavenly peace gone but never forgotten

To the Koza family

My deepest sympathies to you all. I know what a close family you are. I remember many engaging and interesting conversations with George and Virginia while picking out glasses. I´m so sorry for your loss.

Angela Daigle
Former owner The Eteglass Place

With condolences at this time.
No matter the age, losing a parent is
difficult.

John Gulioso