I met Jean at Camelot years ago , and I will see him at church. He was a sincere person who always greeted me with the brightness smile. My prayers are with his wife, children, family & friends. The celebration of life today was absolutely beautiful just as he was a beautiful person. He is now your Guardian Angel who will always be by your side and protect you.

Jean " john john" and I met working at Camelot Communit Care Centers.. We were good friends.. He was a good guy.. God Bless you Jean I am sadden yet I know you are with the Lord. You will b missed..

On behalf of myself and all of us at Ambrosia Treatment Centers we send our heartfelt condolences. Jean touched many lives on the quest for recovery from addiction. He will be missed!

What I remember most about Jean is his laughter. I worked with Jean for over five years in various roles within SpecialCare Hospital Management. We first met 2010 when he was first hired and I had to go over his new hire paperwork with him. From that first conversation to the last one we had , I can't remember a time I didn't laugh at least once while talking to him. He will truly be missed.

I was a relatively new running back. I was fast and elusive but I liked hitting people. We were at Marion and we knew we were out classed. They had a world class sprinter as a running back and a killer defense.  The play was to run inside, but nothing was there so I bounced it out. Got us in the red zone. Couldn't breathe so I skipped a play. Came back in and coach called a run right up the gut. Diaper comes to the huddle and called it. .. IMMEDIATELY Jeano looks to me and said, follow me. Eyes wide.Stance, don't let your eyes lie on you, look forward. HIKE! Secure the ball and get up Jean's butt. I had room between him and me so I could see. The beast of a middle linebacker they had came for me. Jean hit him square. That boy flew backwards, I bounced off a couple guys and scored my first touchdown in varsity high school football. The FIRST one that came to slap me on the helmet was Jean. He was always steady smiling. Dog tired, sweating bullets, working hard. I can trust that his Love saw that smile and instantly wanted to know more. To his family, there are no words that can alleviate the pain, but the knowledge that this man has affected so many, throughout his life, to such a degree, that decades later a kid could remember in vivid detail what he meant in just one moment. Namaste, Semper fi,And with all sincerity, humility, and respect,

I am deeply sorry for your loss. I know that words can't lessen the pain you are feeling right now, but I hope that you can draw comfort from Isaiah 25:8 were it says death will be swallowed up forever and God will wipe away tears from all faces.

I became Regional Operations Manager; Jean reached out to me and offered me help in learning this demanding position. We had many conversations about the particulars/similarities of our regions, and worked together in unifying them. It was a pleasure to meet him at the Christmas party; we all had a great time. Thank You Dana for sharing Jean with us.

I am so happy I picked his resume back in 2010 when our New Vision service was about to open in Pembroke Pines. I had no doubts Jean would do great as a service coordinator after we interviewed him. And he did not disappoint me. He was terrific, dedicated, kind, eager to learn, and most of all, eager to help others. I will miss his childish facial expressions and his never-ending smile. Thank you Jean for the dedication you gave us. God bless you!

Sorry for your loss, may you find peace in the promises in the Bible, and the comfort that someday we can see our loved ones again. God promise in Revelation 21:4: that "He will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away. Acts 24:15 assures us: "There is going to be a resurrection", what that mean is that we can find comfort in God's word in knowing that someday we can see our loved ones again. How wonderful to know that we need not fear death again, for God has promise in Isaiah 25:8 these comforting word, "He will swallow up death for ever, and certainly wipe the tears from all faces. What great joy to be able to live forever without the fear of losing our loved ones again. It shall be as he promise.

Jean was a great person to know and I'm grateful that I had the opportunity to meet him. We both shared a fondness of classic cars. He once sent me a picture of him seating in his father-in-law's 1956 T-Bird. Thinking about Jean's life reminds me of a story about a chauffeur who was in a auto accident. He phoned his boss to inform him that the car had been wrecked. His boss asked the driver how bad is the body, the driver replied the body was wrecked beyond repair, however the engine is still good. His boss responded by saying, well scrap the body, but bring the engine home. Although, Jean is no longer with us in body, his spirit lives on. Jean I too miss you. My family is praying for the Georges family.

What I will miss most is his smile. Working with him the last 5 years and now without him has left a void. You were an amazing friend, husband and dad. You worried about everyone else first and put yourself last. Jean I miss you, I'm praying for your family and I hope you have an endless supply of oatmeal raisin cookies.

I met Jean when I first started at SpecialCare (Dale Medical). I remember asking him about his port and he shared his story with me. Jean had a beautiful personality and spirit. We shared a discussion about strength and hope.....during the conversation he spoke of his wife and children with a sparkle in his eye. You can not hide that kind of personality and spirit. Many prayers to all who have been touched by a positive memory of Jean, and too his family may you have peace and comfort as you heal from this loss.

Jean George you will be missed. May you rest in peace and your family draw strength from who you are.My prayers go out to the family. God bless

I am the HR Manager at SpecialCare and I had the pleasure of working with Jean since January 2013. We worked with staffing his Region so we worked on things daily and I think one of most treasured memories with Jean is how we answered the phone when we would call each other. Of course I would see that Jean was calling and I would answer "Hhhheeeeelllllllooooo (in the Seinfeld way) how are ya". This became an ongoing joke between us and went on for the past 2 years....this is something I will dearly miss and will NEVER replace. This was our Hello....and there was never a good-bye....he will always be in my heart.

Jean was a man that loved his family dearly. The pride that he showed on his face when he spoke of his children was something one could never forget! I wish their were more fathers like him.Ya know, he never complained about his illness. You would have never known of his struggles, he was quite remarkable that way! He was always very positive, a true zest for life!Thank you Jean for encouraging me in my career adventures with Specialcare. Thank you for your comical ways ....Thank you for being a blessing to all of us. You will be missed!Rest in peace!

I first met Jean when interview me for the position of IC. He was very down to earth he had a calming spirit about him that made the interview a breeze. He is a very caring and loving person and his family was the world to him. When he spoke about his family he just glow. He was always positive when I talked with him and he would always look at the future not the past. You could tell he loved his Lord through his actions. He will surely be missed and I pray that the Lord wraps his arms around his family and give them peace and comfort.

I had the pleasure of working with Jean extensively in 2014 while building our client hospital back up (Knox Community - Mt. Vernon, OH). Jean became my Regional Operations Manager around March of 2014 and it was only improvement from day one.Jean stayed as long as he had too and in July, this is when I learned of his ongoing situation. He had told me what had taken place before regarding his health, what the plan was for the present; which, was testing, and then he'd take it from there...It wasn't long after that he took his first leave, but optimism prevailed and even after talking about his procedures upon his return (how intense/in depth), he remained focused and positive. He was even able to feel the love sent (surrounding the warm weather) he was enjoying through my shivering frost bitten lips...he thought it was pretty funny.He was full of energy, intelligent, and had a way with people that left them comfortable - wanting to continue the conversation or whatever interaction it may have been. It wasn't 'company' or even a 'visit' that he brought, it was more of the familiarity of a friend...just being there to do whatever he could.Push yourself, do your job to the absolute best of your ability, and settle for nothing less - regardless: I can testify that Jean and I had weekly conversations surrounding these core focus's, and I wil not take any of them for granted. Ever.We spoke in April and Jean was telling me that he's taking it 'one day at a time'...I will genuinely miss our chats and working relationship. I'm extremely fortunate to have been able to set him. To be honest, I was fairly devastated hearing the news; yet, he suffers no longer...until soon Jean!Continued prayers for his family and loved ones!Jeremiah ~ 33:3

Jean and I were co-workers and friends. My most favorite recent memory we shared was when we traveled to the company Christmas party and he forgot the $25 gift he was suppose to bring for a game we were going to be playing. We stopped at a gas station and I suggested he get a $25 Visa gift card. He wanted to get a bunch of souvenir knick knacks as a joke. We stood in the gas station going back and forth for literally 20 minutes...Jean wanting to have a gag gift and me saying "no, everyone one loves a gift card, no one wants a gag gift." He ended up buying the gift card and wrapping it in hotel stationary. At the Christmas party 30+ employees gathered in a circle to play a game that involved these gifts we had brought with us. The game involved a long story in which every time the reader said right or left you passed the gift you were holding to the right or left. At the end of the story I ended up with Jean's $25 Visa card, the odds of which had to be slim. We laughed about that the rest of the night. I so enjoyed working with Jean, he would do anything for anyone. I am so saddened at this loss but I know he lived a happy, fulfilled and wonderful life. He took his struggle with cancer with such grace, I was in awe. Fortunately most of us that worked closely with him knew he was ill and therefore, we were able to cherish our time with him. My heart goes out to Dana, his children and Cupcake and Teddy (whom he shared so many pictures of with me as I am an animal lover as well). He will be greatly missed.

I met him a few years ago through a friend. He had the deepest voice, he was fun loving and loved his friends, Damon, Ron, Maurice and Dave. Our hearts are broken into a million pieces, but he is always and forever in our hearts.

I did not have the opportunity to meet Jean. I am an employee of Special Care Corp. and have heard his co-workers speak with the upmost respect for him. He made quite an impact on our company and authored many of the forms that we use regularly...his name appeared a couple of times today as I completed paperwork. Undoubtedly, his efforts to make the world better will live on in the many people he was able to touch. God bless his family in this time of loss.

Jean was my regional supervisor at Special Care Hospital Corp. I met him several times but talked with him often during the week from our Utah region. He was always upbeat, supportive, insightful and full of laughter. Some never knew he was ill. He will be greatly missed. Sending prayers to his family, children and friends during this time.

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Jean Hans Georges

30 janvier 1972 – 10 mai 2015

Fred Hunter's Funeral Home & Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens

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