Sandy i am so sorry to read about ur husbands death my thoughts and prayers are with u and ur family I know how much u loved him. Please keep in touch ur cousin Irene mohney from Pennsylvania

Sandy – so sorry to hear about George’s passing. Thinking about you and your family and sending hugs.

Tim and I are terribly sorry at the loss of our friend of almost 60 years. He will be missed at our reunions and by his many friends. We lift Sandy and his family up in our prayers. Rest with the angels, George. Prayers for comfort, Tim and Susan Taylor

George carried the M-60 machine gun in our squad of light infantry in the Central Highland and the Ashau Valley of Vietnam. I was with him on his team and we had a time of it. He was a good man and a great team leader.
He was a big guy and could easily hump the M=60. We built our shelter together because I was the feeder of ammo so we both had to stay close to the gun. In firefights he aimed it and pulled the trigger and I fed it and would take over if he got hit. I gave him the gun soon after he arrived and when he figured out that in an ambushed they usually aimed at the gunner first. They targeted the gunner to neutralize the heaviest weapon we had, which was the M-60. When George realized that I was walking there behind him and waiting to take over the gun if and when he got shot he looked at me and called me a son of a bitch, Which I agreed that I was.
But we were genuine pals and brothers and we rarely disagreed on anything. We mocked each other and kidded around most of the time to lighten the stress. The thing I liked most about George is that he didn’t talk much about anything serious but was there as a friend.
Neither one of us ghosted much, that is we didn’t look for excuses to go back to the rear to hang out and got high. But I remember him saying whenever he was getting back to the rear, he would declare that he was going to “get fucked up for the big ass!” We would all laugh and wish we were going with him.
Dude we will miss you, but I know because of the Atonement and Resurrections of Jesus Christ I will see you again!

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. He was a wonderful man. We all knew each other from school. Our Vietnam veterans gave it their all. We are very proud of them. My husband of 24 years a Vietnam soldier they think also passed from agent orange. He was 59 and is at the same cemetery. It is a beautiful peaceful place. Our prayers and blessings to you and your family.🙏🇺🇸

Sandy, Anthony and the entire family,
We are so very sorry to hear of the passing of such a great man! I have the best of memories of 18 years of camping and family bbq’s and parties together. I know George is dancing with the Angels and will be forever in all of our hearts and watching down on all of his loved ones. Love always DeeDee and Tori

Sandy, Brendan, Kayli & Chandler my condolences. I am praying for you all. Here are some scriptures you guys can hold onto during this difficult time.
Psalm 34:18 “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”
Matthew 5:4 “Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.”
Psalm 73:26 “My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion forever.”
May God fill you with the peace that surpasses all understanding during this difficult time. Love you all!
Mrs. Maria

I really appreciate all the years George work with me at Walgreens. He was a great guy. I’m sorry for your loss and he will be greatly missed.

Sandy, what a shock. I am so sorry to hear about George. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. My heart is heavy. Hope God gives you peace. Will be praying for you and your family. Love you

George was a great friend when we got together. we always laughed about stuff we did together on jobs and with our coworkers i liked just sitting and talking to him

Sorry for your loss. We are losing our Vietnam veterans faster than we should. I was wondering if you all knew my late husband Stephen Bowers. We lost him to COVID in 2020.

I worked with George in Local 123 on 27 th Ave and Oakland Park Boulevard. When I first met George I met a man who from that day forward he was always calm and quietly went about our jobs as union carpenters here in South Florida. We once worked adding an addition to McCarthur Dairy on Sunrise Blvd. We could be found on break time at about 2:15 each day in the hottest part of the day eating free ice cream chocolate or vanilla supplied by McCarhur Dairy. We were partnered up on each day as he was a strong man and he wasn’t the type to flaunt his capabilities which were many about or around other workers but one look at George and you just knew here’s a great guy don’t mess with him.and no one did. Rumor had it from past carpenters who’d been fellow carpenters with George that he was stricken by a jolt of lightning at Joe Robbie Stadium while they built the stadium. George survived though and anyone who was around George knew here’s was a survivor and I personally lost touch with George yet 20 years or so later I went from my own businesses to a Walgreens in Boca Raton and there were 10 carpenters who worked on that job and as they read the roster George’s name was called and we were reunited once again. As I read through these comments I saw Joe Reiger our Walgreens Superintendent who said a few heart felt views of the man George DelGreco. He was 11 years older than me and always was like a big brother to me. I miss you George and miss the many days we spent together as work partners and most of all as friends. George was one of the nicest guys a friend could ask for and I only wish that I could’ve had more time and had attended his service. He was all about family and to his family and great friends I send my sincere sympathy and condolences to one and all RIP GEORGE AS I ALSO SERVED AS A SAILOR ABOARD THE USS LAWRENCE DDG-4 for 4 years and with shore duty a total of 8 years. To George I pray for you, thank you for serving our great country, and for always supporting me each day as side by side he taught me how to tolerate those who made life hard at times as my temper often was a problem yet George was one of those guys if he was a believer in you and truly cared about you as a friend he’d help you check yourself before you wrecked yourself. I’m sure I’m not the only man who George passed through their lives and if he did George made every day a little better and also made you as a man a little better. George DelGreco you will never be forgotten by me and I thank God for fitting you into my life as I’ll never forget you ever. All the best to George’s family who survives and carries his soul forever embedded in their hearts as well as mine.