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John Michael and Sophia Sedlak finally have all of their children now. Born in Thompson #2, Pennsylvania, graduated from Youngsville High School in 1957. George served for 3 years as a medic in the United States Army, mostly stationed in Germany. After his service, George graduated from Edinboro University in 1970 as a Computer Science major, then worked for PennDOT as a computer engineer.
George was intellectual, caring, and kind; with a sharp, witty sense of humor. He was a devout Catholic, a passionate and expert Bridge player with the Bridge Club of Warren PA, charitable to his fellow veterans, member of the YMCA, and enjoyed following Cleveland Guardians baseball and Cleveland Browns football.
Predeceased by his Parents and Siblings: Mary, John, Frances, Michael, and Martin. Survived by his Sister-in-Law: Jean (Michael) Sedlak; and numerous nieces and nephews across 14 states.
Memorial Service will be @ St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Warren PA; 12th November, 11:00am; and he will immediately be laid to rest with his mother & father at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Warren PA.
The Family would like to thank the Rouse Estate for their care of George, American Legion and Veterans Affairs for their support, and the Community for their support, prayers, and love.
McKinney Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc. 54 West Main St., Youngsville, PA have been entrusted with the arrangements. Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.mckinneyfuneral.com