Birth date: Dec 21, 1930 Death date: Sep 7, 2017
George L. Mollo, 86, Leesburg, Florida passed away on September 7, 2017 at Leesburg Regional Medical Center, Leesburg, FL. Mr. Mollo was born on December 21, 1930 in East Hempstead, New York to his parents Joseph Mollo and Katheri Read Obituary
"Dear Terry and family, we believe that one of the truly great souls on earth has departed our presence and saddened us immensely. We so thoroughly enjoyed knowing George and will miss him. We share the grief of you and your family during this time bereavement with deepest sympathy and condolence. Terry, rest assured, George is upstairs smiling down upon you. Godspeed George!!!!" Tony and Linda Cheesebrew
To George’s loving wife, Terry, his children, and his extended family:
Earnie and I have enjoyed knowing George for the past 11 years as our neighbor and more importantly as our good friend. George was a strong but gentle, soft spoken man, with a sly sense of humor who was always kind and easy to be with. He was also a very loving man and this was evidenced in the way he interacted with his wife, his children, and his friends. We feel blessed to have known George and we will truly miss him and his friendship.
With our deepest sympathy, Earnie and Anita James
Dear Terry and family, After being next door neighbors for 16 years, we have found that George was someone you could always count on. He took pride in his home and family, and loved them all very much. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his extended family and especially his loving wife, Terry. It was our privilege to have known George all these years, and we will miss him very much. Carl and Betty Beazley
To Terry & Family: George was a true "gentleman", softspoken, willing to help anyone anytime. He has been a good friend since we came to The Plantation 16 years ago. Jim and I will miss him. He loved Terry and his family and would do anything for them.
With deepest sympathy,
Jim & Saundra Harrison
My father thru my eyes.
A Devoted Husband, Wonderful man and a Perfect father. Never one to say no. But always there to let you learn about life but never let you get hurt. He knew and practiced the meaning of Unconditional Love to his family. He never asked for much for himself, but always wanted the Very Best for All of his family. POWERFUL, STRONG, INTELLIGENT, SINCERE, HONEST and COMMITTED only a few words that describe what a wonderful man he was and will be in my life. I can only wish I could be as Good of a man as he.
To the Mollo family: Terri we were so saddened to learn of George's passing. I am so grateful that I was able to visit him in the last couple of weeks. George was a kind and generous soul who was a bright spot in the lives of his friends. Our prayers go out to you all.
