Birth date: Jul 5, 1932 Death date: Jun 11, 2020
George J. Thomas, 87, a loving HUSBAND, FATHER, GRANDFATHER AND BROTHER, passed away peacefully on June 11, 2020 at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer's. He was born in Lowell, MA and the son of Read Obituary
Deb, Kelly and the Thomas family ,
I was sorry to read about your dad. He was a wonderful guy. Always had a smile to share and always friendly . Treasure those memories of times spent together. These will always hold a special place in your hearts.
Thinking of all of you
Barbara (Bourque) Beauchesne
My heart breaks for all of George's family. I had the honor of caring for George for the past three years. He was funny and made me laugh every day. George loved his Gloria to the moon and back. His family meant the world to him. George was loved by all. May he rest in peace in the loving arms of our Lord.
Gloria, Brian, Debbie, Kelly, Kathy and George: Uncle George had a charisma and character larger than life and LOVED to have people around him to hear his stories and share his wisdom. Many many wonderful memories of the large and loud Thomas Family holidays -- Including a ride on the Christmas Float one year at the Parade -- at Grandpa's, our houses and The Beach. May you all find comfort in each other. Love you dearly,
Betsy, Kevin and Sam Austin
Deb, Barry, and family. We are so sorry for your loss. Love and condolences from Elaine and Dan Jones
I was sorry to hear of George’s death. I have nothing but fond memories of George’s dedication to the Hibernians. He was always most pleasant as he handled all his responsibilities with thoroughness, and graciousness. Be assured of my prayers for him.
Fr Bill, former chaplain of the Hibernians.
We will miss George . He was a very friendly neighbor ! Sadly we have not visited him. We have miss him for awhile now . He use to pull in the driveway and honk that horn until one of us came out to say hello! He was so funny , always made us laugh . George Always had a true story to tell! And a flirty joke to reveal! He was so proud of his Christmas winter village that took so long to set up. We were fortunate to get invited over to see it one year.more importantly George was so proud of his family! He would always humbly Bragg about all their accomplishments! He adored you all and loved you dearly! Rest In Peace George! ❤️Sincerely the O’Connor’s Pat. Tina. Jack. Molly
Debbie - We are so sorry for your loss. Your dad was such a sweetheart. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family.
Paula, Bryan, Breanna, Michaela and Eliana Mello ❤️
