Name: Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home
Address: Merritt Island, FL

Love and miss you Daddy! Happy Father's Day!

I only knew Londy for a short time but he made a lasting impression. He shared his stories about his involvement with the birth of NASA and was so interesting to talk with. The world needs more people like Londy and I'm sure he will be greatly missed.

Worked with Londy and Ralph for 5 years, 1962, until 1967, at DAC.  It made for a short and fun day when one of the Griffin brothers were working close by. I'll always remember those days, the fun we had, the trips we went on to Calif. God Bless.
Fritz

Melissa took the best care of her daddy~ Londy.  They had the strongest bond a father and daughter could have.....that will continue to live on forever.

Londy  God speed, you will be remembered as a good man.

Londy was a friend and co-worker for many years.  I can not remember a time when he did not express his love for all of his family. He was one of the best lead men we ever had and it was my pleasure to have worked with and for him.  He was a man amony men.

Lighting the way for God's newest angel in the Griffin family!  Prayers, Kelly, Dean and David.

Mr. Griffin was a loving and doting family man!  He was happiest spending time with his daughter, Melissa and her family, Tony, Sara and Dominic.  He lived life to the fullest and will be forever missed and loved by all who were fortunate enough to know him.  He will be the brightest star shining in the sky!  We love you Melissa, Tony, Dominic and Sara.

Londy was a great person to have known a lot of fun and a great person,,,
Jerry and lois Wegendt

Londy G Griffin sure was the BEST grandpa in the world. We love you so very much grandpa. Thank u lord for taking him so he coul rest in peace.
We all will see you very soon.

K owing Londy was one of the pleaures of woring at the Florida site!
Ed Sorrentino

Our sympathy to the family.  Londy will be missed but not forgotten.  He was always fun to be around :and funny to talk with.

LG was my grandfather an my freind we did EVERYTHING together I will miss him very much

Londy..the best "boyfriend" I will ever have. I will take special care of your "little girl" now and forever. I know you will always be looking down on us and smiling. Every November 18th we will make sure we have a shot of apricot brandy in your honor. You will be missed.

LONDY WAS ONE OF THE BEST AND HE WILL BE MISSED. MY SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY. LONDY  WAS ONE OF THE LINCOLN FAITHFUL. THE REUNIONS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME WITHOUT HIS PRESENCE. JEAN HARMON BURT (WOODHAVEN, MI & SUN CITY CENTER, FL

I knew Londy from the DAC days in 1957/8 in the Hangar at the Cape.  Londy was always smiling and kidding around.  Everyone that knew him is truly blessed. May God bless his family in this time of sorrow.

IT WAS MY PLEASURE TO HAVE WORKED WITH YOU ON THE DELTA PROGRAM AND BEING YOUR FRIEND FOR MANY YEARS,,SORRY I'M OUT OF TOWN AND WILL MISS YOUR CELEBRATION SERVICE..THANKS FOR BRING MY FRIEND..RAY ADAMS222

FROM THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE U.S.S.WREN (DD568) WE WISH YOU SMOOTH SAILING AND CALM WATERS,WE WILL ALL MEET AGAIN.

When I was a young girl, my dad always called me Terri Londy.  Apparently, after I was born he went to work at MDAC and told everyone he named me after "Uncle Londy".  
To Uncle Londy, thank you for your love of the Cesare family and for the reminiscing talks we had at my office on Merritt Island.  To Melissa, Chris, "Uncle Ralph", and the rest of the family, I am so sorry.

So many wonderful memories of Londy and Gert... At their home, shortly after the birth of our oldest daughter, Pamela, Chris nick-named her "Pami“ - the name stuck to this day over 43 years later...  In the 60's it was sometimes fashionable not to wear socks with penny loafers or tennis shoes.  Londy didn't think it was cool and chased me around the shop at Pad 17 with a spray can, trying to paint socks on my bare ankles... Ralph & Londy, holding signs at the Mclarty Park voting precinct, all day long, regardless of the weather...Loyal friends, who just for the asking, would give someone the shirts off their backs... Our thoughts and prayers are with the rock solid Griffin family in sympathy.

I will miss you Uncle Londy....I will always remember the days we would come over and swim in your pool.  You were so fun and always made us laugh! Sweet dreams....

Londy contributed something to everyone he met. I know he will be sorely missed by everyone he touched. With that said, to the family, I'm so sorry.

I ENJOYED KNOWING AND WORKING WITH LONDY FOR MANY YEARS I KNOW HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO CAME IN CONTACT WITH HIM, NOW GOD CAN ENJOY HIS COMPANY.

I can't say enough for Londy. He was a person the had something for every one.
He will be sorely missed by everyone he has touched.
Harry Morgan Jr.

over 70 years you have been a very dear friend.  we have shared talking about our families, football games, our love for BALONY sandwiches. will miss our Sunday phone calls the phone would ring and my husband would say its your friend but most of all-Londy George you be missed but never ever forgotten.
love Faye and Henry

I've known Londy and his brother, Ralph for many years.  Doyle and I both worked with them at Douglas and always enjoyed their humor.  My sympathy goes out to the family.   Elura Burdine - Merritt Island, Florida

Ralph,sorry for your loss. I knew Londy more at Indian Oaks than at the Cape. He was always fun to talk to. God Bless to you and the family. 
Keith Amsden

I have fond memories of the years I worked with Londy and Ralph. Londy was a pleasure to know and he will be missed by all. May the Lord comfort each of the family at this time of sorrow.

Chris, my prayers are with you during the loss of your dad. Londy was always a comic and a real pleasure to work with and so were you. May God give you the peace you need in your time of loss. Be Blessed

Londy was a great worker at Douglas - he did it right the first time always.  I am proud to have known him. My sympathy goes out to his immediate family and to his siblings, especially Ralph whom I also worked with. 
Phil Atkinson

I worked with Londy and his brother Ralph many years ago at Douglas AC on the cape. He was a pleasure to visit with. He and Ralph was always working together to come up with a joke or something to make you laugh. We also attended the retirement luncheons together.He always had a hug for my wife.
Our deepest sympathy to the family.
We will all miss him, Jerry Groah

I enjoyed working with Londy & Gert at back then Douglas Aircraft.  They were two great people.  My sympathy to the family.

OBITUARY

Londy G. Griffin

April 21, 1933 – November 18, 2012

Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home

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