George Vergos was a freelance funeral director with a following in the Greek community.
Mr.Vergos, age 65, of Park Ridge, Il. died from complications from heart surgery earlier in the year.
He left behind his wife, Dee, and a son, Bill, who works in the movie and television industry.
I knew George, from his many visits to the restaurant I work at. I knew of his occupation, and was told by him when my own husband became ill, to call him when I needed to.
The time came to make that call, and Mr.Vergos ham]ndled everything very professionally, and with the care I felt that Ron deserved.
Mr Vergos worked out of a funeral home in Chicago, where he occupied a space so he could ply his trade.
What I will miss most about George, is his kindness and at the same time, sense of humor, that made fun to be around
Mr.Vergos, age 65, of Park Ridge, Il. died from complications from heart surgery earlier in the year.
He left behind his wife, Dee, and a son, Bill, who works in the movie and television industry.
I knew George, from his many visits to the restaurant I work at. I knew of his occupation, and was told by him when my own husband became ill, to call him when I needed to.
The time came to make that call, and Mr.Vergos ham]ndled everything very professionally, and with the care I felt that Ron deserved.
Mr Vergos worked out of a funeral home in Chicago, where he occupied a space so he could ply his trade.
What I will miss most about George, is his kindness and at the same time, sense of humor, that made fun to be around
George Vergos was a freelance funeral director with a following in the Greek community.
Mr.Vergos, age 65, of Park Ridge, Il. died from complications from heart surgery earlier in the year.
He left behind his wife, Dee, and a son, Bill, who works in the movie and television industry.
I knew George, from his many visits to the restaurant I work at. I knew of his occupation, and was told by him when my own husband became ill, to call him when I needed to.
The time came to make that call, and Mr.Vergos ham]ndled everything very professionally, and with the care I felt that Ron deserved.
Mr Vergos worked out of a funeral home in Chicago, where he occupied a space so he could ply his trade.
What I will miss most about George, is his kindness and at the same time, sense of humor, that made fun to be around
Mr.Vergos, age 65, of Park Ridge, Il. died from complications from heart surgery earlier in the year.
He left behind his wife, Dee, and a son, Bill, who works in the movie and television industry.
I knew George, from his many visits to the restaurant I work at. I knew of his occupation, and was told by him when my own husband became ill, to call him when I needed to.
The time came to make that call, and Mr.Vergos ham]ndled everything very professionally, and with the care I felt that Ron deserved.
Mr Vergos worked out of a funeral home in Chicago, where he occupied a space so he could ply his trade.
What I will miss most about George, is his kindness and at the same time, sense of humor, that made fun to be around
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