Birth date: Sep 8, 1941 Death date: Sep 6, 2025
George Pappas, 83, of Miami, FL passed away on September 6, 2025. Born on September 8, 1941 to Soterios George Pappas and Cathleen Grimsley Pappas, George lived a full and generous life, and was predeceased by his twin brother, Jo Read Obituary
To know you George was to love you, and I believe it was because of your love for the Lord. We could see it in your eyes. When socializing with you and Dee Dee, spiritual fruits were so apparent in you. We talked of going to Greece together someday at our favorite Greek restaurant in Coral Gables. Dee Dee told me you picked out a BD present for me one year and I thought that was so special, making her shopping easier. Love that beautiful woman you married.
Knowing that the Lord’s arms are wrapped around Dee Dee and family is a big comfort to us; we know their hearts are heavy.
We’ll see you again, Dear George. God’s mystical promise to us. Thank you for your friendship through the years and sharing time with us.
Much love, Rhonda & Jack (Hilliard)
My deepest condolences to you and your family. My friend George was more than just a brother in the Lord to me—he was a true elder brother and a part of my family's story. His endless love for the Lord was evident in every conversation. I will always cherish the memories of his kindness, his incredible spirit, hearing his voice on the phone and always willing to receive prayer, the way he made me feel in our conversations although he didn’t know it blessed me as much as he would always tell
Me I love when you talk about the Lord , it was as if he needed a friend to talk with about the Lord I’m sure I was one of several. It touched my heart to see him attempt to share the gospel one day at the dmv office with a person whom obviously had a physical disability even though he was also struggling to walk , while in need he was interested in sharing Jesus Love. What an inspiration! I am so much better of a man because God allowed me to pray for a man who though older cared for so many. His passion was to see his family all living for Christ. I loved my brother in Christ and appreciated the love he always demonstrated to my family . I am so grateful to have known him. Until we meet again George enjoy being in the Lords presence.
No more pain you’ve earned your wings .
My deepest condolences to you and your family. My friend George was more than just a brother in the Lord to me—he was a true elder brother and a part of my family's story. His endless love for the Lord was evident in every conversation. I will always cherish the memories of his kindness, his incredible spirit, hearing his voice on the phone and always willing to receive prayer, the way he made me feel in our conversations although he didn’t know it blessed me as much as he would always tell Me “I love when you talk about the Lord “, it was as if he needed a friend to talk with about the Lord I’m sure I was one of several. It touched my heart to see him attempt to share the gospel one day at the dmv office with a person whom obviously had a physical disability even though he was also struggling to walk , even while he was in need of a miracle he was interested in sharing Jesus Love. What an inspiration! I am so much better of a man because God allowed me to pray for a man who though older cared for so many. His passion was to see his family all living for Christ. I loved my brother in Christ and appreciated the love he always demonstrated to my family . I am so grateful to have known him. Until we meet again George enjoy being in the Lords presence.
No more pain you’ve earned your wings .
Pastor Nelson R. Bloem
