Well George, known you since high school and have always enjoyed your company, laughter, joking around and friendship.  One of a kind that always gave your shirt off your back.  Glad of all the memories, stories and conversations with you.  R.I.P.  Chia and me (Freddy Villa) are heartbroken.   

Rest in peace my brother, we will meet again. To the Galaz family, our condolences from the Ochoa family Henry and Henry Jr.

Where do I begin with my uncle George, Well let’s start off at family party if you saw George there you know you where gonna have a great time because he was the life of the party always had a drink in his hand and willing to take a shot with you when know one would. My Poison was tequila  my uncle was always down to take a shot with me. Dang so many memories and good times drinking and partying, but he was a lot more then just that. My uncle George was a hard worker he always got the job done cheaper better and faster than these businesses. Sometimes if he would do work at my dads house and didn’t  want to get paid he rather work hard all day then have a cookout and drink some beers and talk shop. He showed me how to treat family sometimes a hot meal and cold drinks with  family are more important than money. My uncle George had many tons of friends he was a likable guy I don’t recall ever seeing him angry or with the nasty attitude George always had a smile  on his face, Full of laughter and crazy joke just like  my dad. My greatest memory of my uncle George is just being his nephew and always having him around my dad’s lil bro he was always there either it be because we need to him or because he needed us it didn’t matter , he is my greatest memory. 
              I love you so much Uncle

Graduated from high school with him.   From when I first met him, freshman year, his smile always brought me joy.  

The best uncle ever, I have so many memories with you since I was little you took me to so many places growing up Drag Races, Harlem Globetrotters, circus to your baseball game's, I baby sat your kid's as a teenager, you taught me how to play pool there's many more memories, you lived with me and Ray for a few year's, my boy's have some great memories of you also, you will always hold a special place in my heart, I'm heartbroken from your passing, still hard to believe your gone but you will never be forgotten, may you Rest In Peace Tio, Compa George, will always love you Nancy, I ain't say'in, Chanca Chanca, I'll have another beer can't dance, were some of your saying's, much love to you Tio, give Ray a big hug for me and my Mom and Dad, my Tia Cwata  Tia Kanga and the rest of our loved ones that have passed, rest in paradise Tio, love you to pieces.💔❣️🍺🍹

OBITUARY

George Lopez Galaz

February 19, 1948 – July 15, 2020

Funeraria del Angel University

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