My dear Abuelito,  you were an all around great man. You are my hero. You are an angel. You taught me how to always be a good person and to love my family. You were perfect to me and I love you. I love you forever.

You wanted me to be baptized in a Catholic church and receive God's blessing and I was, and you were there that day. You were there when I was born and you saw me become an adult. You are a priceless treasure. You had a wonderful joyful laugh, an endearing sense of humor and the best clothing style: slacks, vests and suspenders!

You made me proud to be Mexican. You taught me so much and showed me a beautiful irreplaceable culture that I am so thankful for and I will cherish my whole life.

I remember the sweet days at your house in California as a young child when you would throw parties and babysit us and buy us shaved ice. I remember when you drove with us when my parents moved to Idaho. I remember you visiting Idaho soon after and then we saw you in Arizona twice, then you visiting Idaho again in 2015 and then spending a blissful month with you in Arizona in 2018 to enjoy time with you. And then last year my Dad, Elaina, Andrew and I visited you.

You taught me the values of a gentleman, of a man of God and family, a brave fighter and husband, and as a positive humble soul with a cute personality and lots of smiles and good jokes.

Thank you for being my Abuelito. I am the luckiest man on Earth. Thank you for everything,  my dearest Abuelito. I love you. ♥️

He was the sweetest dialysis patient I could have ever encountered in my young career. Patient, caring, always full of life and even cracked a few jokes amongst us techs. Even though I don’t work at the clinic as much anymore, I always made sure to visit him when I could. The Pendleton blanket that he used to keep warm was only a small token of my appreciation because he was my motivation to keep moving forward as well as his advice.
Dear Mr. Gomez,
You will always be my favorite and I will miss you very much. 

May you Rest In Peace Godfather, Love Gabriela Tamayo

Dear Uncle, you were an excellent person, Thanks for all the advice you gave me, thanks for always listening to me and give me a word of encouragement.
I thank God for having you in my life, now we have one more angel in the family.
Forever in my heart. 

George was the best Father-in-law I could have asked for.  He was a wonderful, loving, patient and generous grandfather to my three babies.  We were so blessed to have him in our lives.   George left a great legacy and will be missed by so many.   

My uncle George was an incredible man, I remember all the times that he came  to visit the family in Mexico, I used to count the days to see him and my auntie Lupita , we spend hours talking about everything , he always listen to me carefully, he always guide me and he became a great guide for me ,  now he’s in heaven , he became an angel and he will be with us always, for all my family in USA we are always here! No matter what or how many miles keep us apart , feel my love, prayers and company during this hard time, love you so much!  Tio George until we meet again ⭐️ With love Ana Pao Gomez 

OBITUARY

George T. Gomez

10 May, 1942 – 1 March, 2020

Valley of the Sun Mortuary & Cemetery

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