George Thomas Papageorge

I think of George often. I know he's with a number of our old friends laughing and remembering all the great times we had together.

I wish to express my sincere condolences to George's loving family and friends.
May he RIP

You left us way to soon I will always remember your great knack for losing softballs, from your old softball coach Norm

George and I were friend's and played CYO baseball for St. Edmonds in Pinardville. When I left for the Army in August 1968, George moved into my parent's home and took over my job at McQuade's. In 1971 when I returned George was married and would visit him especially after the birth of his baby girl. I Reenlisted in September of 1972 and would visit him when home on leave during the holidays, but after many years lost contact. So very sorry to hear of his passing, hope his family will accept my late condolences.

Mr.Papageorge, Thank you for your service RDM Windham NH

George, I can't remember my life before you were in it and now I can't imagine my life without you in it, Thank you for all the wonderful times at the cabin, apple picking, obscene pumpkin carving, shopping, the great meals and then singing and dancing to the golden oldies all night long. Also, for all the fun trips to Florida and dinners at Sloppy Joes on the beach, Williamsburg, Washington, DC, New York to see The Rockettes and so many more wonderful times. I will treasure every moment and I will love you and miss you until one day after forever.

P.S. I know that it has been about sixty-two years by I wanted to tell you I forgive you for painting my new white skates black so you could wear them and not look like a girl.

Good buy pape ,,,,it's been a good time, we will miss you.buddy....

Remember the days of CYO baseball and softball. We always had a lot of laughs.
You’ll be missed. Rest In Peace.

I’m so saddened to hear about the passing of George. He was always the sweetest, kindest and a true gentleman.... you will be missed...

My condolences to the family. George was a gentle soul. Always laughing and had a joke to share. My brother, from another mother. Roses are still growing in the Florida sunshine. Love always. Susan.

I am very sorry to hear of George's passing. I will always have fond memories of having George as our ladies softball coach; visiting the camp up north and mountain biking up north on the wooded trails. RIP Coach!

Oh George. We already miss you. A good person leaves us too soon.

I was saddened to hear the news today about George's passing. He was a great friend with a large heart and terrific sense of humor. My family and I are blessed to have known him, I will miss him....

George you were truly a great guy! Proud to have been able to call you friend!!! Rest in peace!!!

Anne and I are so sorry to hear about George passing.
We shared so many great times together and he will always be remembered for his laugh and the love he had for his family and friends.
RIP George.

We were so sorry to read of Georges passing.
George was one of our best friends.
Our condolences to to his family.
We will always remember how much he loved his family and his dog. His special cabin in the woods. His ability to crush a baseball when he hit it. Breakfast with him at Chez Vachon.
Curt & Debby Schelzel

Jennifer, My deepest condolences to you, and all his family. Tons of memories from the softball diamond, to his DJ booth. But our preseason , then of course, our postseason discussions about our beloved Yankees, were the best times. God Bless You : ol George T Your old pal, Charlie Capistran

George Rest In Peace my friend..Playing on your Pappy’s softball team
I had a swollen right hand from those throws from shortstop after each
game..Great team and friends ..Surely your in Heaven..See you there..