Vogelsang, George V.

 

        George Vernon Vogelsang, Sr., age 72, of Pasadena, MD passed away on Tuesday, June 29, 2021.  Vernon (George) was a proud graduate of Mount Saint Joseph High School, class of 1967 where he was a swimmer, and a graduate of University of Baltimore in 1971.  George (Vernon) served in the U.S. Army Reserves.  During his career, he worked for Anchor Motor Freight and then went on to work for Giant Food for 32 years until he retired.  George (Vernon) enjoyed many outdoor activities, including fishing, crabbing and gardening.  He filled his free time making wine, spending time with his grandchildren, and of course following politics, the Ravens and the Orioles! George Vernon was preceded in in death by his parents, Robert and Lennis (Hooper) Vogelsang.  He is survived by his children, Beatrice Bowman, Sandra Parsley and George Vogelsang, and their spouses Robert Bowman Jr, Benjamin Parsley and Danielle Vogelsang; his grandchildren, Tyler Stone, Brooke Bowman, Tori Vogelsang, Bobby Bowman, Gauge Vogelsang, Summer Parsley, Faith Parsley and Kurt Vogelsang; siblings Mary Lennis Getz, Robert (Jr) and Trish (sister-in-law) Vogelsang, Sue and Jim (brother-in-law) Frazetti and Ann Getz.  He is also survived by many nieces, nephews and additional family and friends. 

        The family will receive family and friends at Gonce’s Funeral Home in Pasadena (Riviera Beach), MD on Wednesday, July 7th 3-5pm and 7-9pm.  The funeral will be held at St. Jane Francis Catholic Church on Thursday, July 8th at 10:30am. 

       

        Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation at:  
        Https://www.cbf.org/join-us/more-ways-to-give/memorial-giving.html

 

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"God saw you getting tired, and a
cure was not to be.  So he put his
arms around you, and whispered
"Come to Me." With tearful
eyes we watched you, and saw
you pass away.  Although we
loved you dearly, we could not
make you stay.  A golden heart
stopped beating, hard working
hands at rest.  God broke our
hearts to prove to us, He only
takes the best."