Dad's 2 girls! Best girl & best friend ever, such a great visit. She took me out, help w/ Halloween decorations & we cooked a kick ass steak dinner for mom. Couldn't ask for a better wkn celebrating my dad. ❤️

Can't ask for more then not only a beautiful day but this msg in the air at Dad's Military Service he will always be with us.

NATALIE AND FAMILY

WE ARE SO SADDENED TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR DAD'S PASSING.  YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS AT THIS MOST DIFFICULT TIME.  MAY GOD BLESS 

ROBIN, ALYSON, JONATHAN CAYER

From the time Natalie and Dana were in 2nd grade and through high school, George was an important part of our family's life. He treated our daughter like she was his own and in a way, she was.  He would have been a rich man if he'd been paid for all those hours he coached those girls.  But, of course, he wasn't paid monetarily; he was paid with the love and admiration of all those girls and their parents.  How many people have a consistent rock like him in their lives?  Not many.  We're the lucky ones.  Rest in peace, George.  xo

Barbara..so sorry for your loss...  Looks like I missed meeting "one of the good ones".     sad for that.       I too wear an Air Force Viet Vet hat just like George did...     Your Cousin, Rena's nephew, Tom Pera

Hi George,  
I am Pat Waldspurger Mahoney,  a 1st cousin to your Dad.  I am the daughter of Larry (one of your Grandfather's brothers)  I was raised in Lansdale, Pa while your Dad grew up in NY.  Knew of your Dad only through Uncles & Aunts.  Your Grandmother, Elsie would sometimes visit my Mom, Emma.  I only remember seeing your Dad, once.  It was  May1963 in Lansdale at our cousin Charles' wedding.  I was 12 at the time & he was 17.  Sadly, because of the age difference we never talked.
My sincere condolences to you & your sister.
If you want to make contact - here is my email address(I have old photos of your Grandfather if you are interested)
Pamahoney01@verizon.net

George was the kindest, generous and thoughtful man. He shared his life story and travel advice for me, he taught me so much. I missed seeing him every six weeks. I will always remember how wonderful he was and so grateful to met him. 
Love


I miss Grandpa a lot and I wish I could have spent more time with him. He's taught me a lot of things throughout my life that I'll never forget. I loved him greatly and will always remember the memories we shared.
-Reese

He was the best grandpa I could ever ask for. I loved spending time with him.  Love Kane

We’re so very sorry for your loss. What an amazing person and what a remarkable life he lived. I feel so lucky that George was part of our lives and welcomed Gisele and me to the family.  We will always remember the stories and the good laughs we had together.  Our family will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Fortunately, we were able to have a beer with George in June! George will be missed! I will always be grateful for George’s support and guidance during my young adult years! He was always willing to help ! Peace and love to the family! 

Remembering your inviting smiles standing beside Barbara at the birthday parties of the kids. May all the fond memories shared through photos of times gone by lift your family through this time of loss, and May the Love you shared bring them strength in their future…

0ur Prayers are with you and the family 

John and Sandy DeMarco and family 

Thank you for allowing me to be part of you family. George was a funny, kind, generous person. He also taught me how to cook fried rice, which I still make to this day. He always treated me like a daughter and am grateful for all that him and Barbara did for me. He will never be forgotten and will always be loved by many. Rest In Peace, George! My love to you always. 

"May your feet be swift and your kicks be mighty." -George. Every game. 

I worked with George back in the 90's.  For many years he sat at a desk near me and always had a funny story to tell. When I think of George three things always come to mind: a story he told about Child Services, his heart attack in the 90's and his infectious laughter. George had a great outgoing, happy, welcoming personality, he enjoyed life and was extremely proud of his military service.  George always loved a good Joke. I've had the pleasure of sending him Jokes and Thanking him for his Military Service for over 20 years.  He was one of the "Good Guys" and will be missed. Rest in Peace George. My Deepest Condolences to Barbara and his family.

Susan and I will miss going to the track with George we always enjoyed his grinn when his horse came all the concerts we went to he was always proud when they acknowledged the veterans are lunch and dinners out always ordering the weird drinks you will never be gone because you will always be in are 💕 

George was very involved in Margate soccer .He was not only a coach but he was on the soccer board for many years. When soccer ended, you would see him coaching summer softball. He was a great friend and we will miss him. Rest In Peace George.

George and Jane Dexter

Our deepest sympathies. George helped create so many wonderful memories for our soccer family. He will be missed. 

OBITUARY

George A. Waldspurger

March 24, 1946 – September 6, 2022

Kraeer Funeral Home & Cremation Center

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