The obituary notice of George Henry EDWARDS

Heartfelt Sympathy to my lovely friend Debbie & all of George's family.
Mo & Eddie

Uncle George. A giant of a man when we were small, and a true gentleman when we were grown. Funny, always well dressed, loved his family and maybe the occasional pint. Fantastic memories of easter bonnet parades in Hull, my dad and George having a pint and a laugh and great days out. You will be greatly missed Uncle George. Buy Keith a pint when you see him x.

Dear Uncle George.

I wish I had known you better. But the last few days have been a crash course in who you were, and what I learned is this: you were deeply loved.

I heard about the uncle who told the best stories, who showed up, who made people feel at home. A life well lived isn't measured by how long we knew someone, it's measured by the love left behind. And by that measure, you lived fully.

You lived a life that mattered to the people around you. You built a family that speaks of you with pride. You left friendships that are still standing. That’s a legacy.

Rest easy, Uncle George. To Debbie, Carol and family, my deepest sympathy, know that I am thinking of you and I pray for God to comfort you and strengthen you for the days and years ahead. All my love Zoe.

Our Georgio.
Thank you for the endless laughs and for always making us feel like family.

Deepest Sympathy to all of your loving family, who we send all our love and strength to at this devastating time.
Vicky (Bollard) and Richard xx

To George, one of life’s true gentlemen. There isn’t a family holiday, bbq or party you wasn’t part of growing up and you and Lynne was like my second parents. I thank you for all the memories George and for giving my dad the best friend anyone could wish for, through good and bad. My love goes out to Debbie, Carol and all their amazing family who very much felt like mine. Reunited with Lynne and Lee ❤️ send love and those big hugs. Kirsty and family 🥰