Death date: May 14, 2012
George Lester Schofield, Jr., 89, passed away peacefully on May 14, 2012 at Evergreen Health Care Center with his beloved wife of 68 years, Rose (Sedlak) Schofield, at his side. He was the first son of George and Olga (Pobuda) Sch Read Obituary
i will always remember the hay rides he took us on. they were always enjoyable.
my prayers to you Rose and the family.
He will be missed.
Aunt Rosie, We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Uncle George. He always made us laugh. I will always cherish the great memories that I have. Our thoughts and Prayers go out to you and the whole family.
Love Lisa and Ary Folger
Rose and family -- we are truly sorry to hear of George's passing. We will always remember George's humor and goodness. Thank you for thinking of Union School students at sad time for your family. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Guy and Andrea Estell
I did not know Mr Schofield. But in reading his obituary and hearing abouthim fromhis daughter. He must have been a great man. He instilled strong moral, civic and ethical values into his daughter (my good friend) Shelia. May the family find comfort and blessings in their faith and good memories.
Have some great childhood memories and will never forget the help he provided when I built my house. Rese we will all miss him.
DEAR ROSE AND FAMILY,
SO SORRY TO HEAR OF GEORGE'S PASSING. THINKING OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND SENDING
MY SINCERE CONDOLANCES.
LOVE COUSIN OLGA
I will always remember Uncle teasing me and especially singing my favorite song to me.."Margie", along with Uncle Frankie and Uncle Link at family gatherings. I remember it well and always fondly......go in peace Uncle and don't worry we will keep an eye on Aunt Rose......love ya.........Margie
Dear Schofield Family:
We were so sorry to hear of George's (Jeep's) passing. Frank (Squeaky) remembers visting the Farm as a kid and how much he enjoyed it. We both remember the reunions and were so glad that you both attended our 50th anniversary party. We send our deepest sympathy and will keep you in our prayers.
Frank & Lucille
Uncle George was fortunate for having lived a long and wonderful life in one of the most beautiful parts of Connecticut. Sympathies to Aunt Rose, Sheila, Roger, the grandchildren and the great grandchildren.
May all the good memories of happy times linger with you. May he rest in peace. Barbara Churilla
Dear Aunt Rosie & Family,
My memories of our visits to my Grandmother Peggy's were alway filled with Uncle George teasing and telling great stories. I loved visiting you two at your cabin and Uncle George so full of life making it an exciting adventure. He was a fun and interesting man! This world was lucky to have him!! I send you love and strength to get through this difficult time!
