Birth date: May 9, 1922 Death date: Oct 10, 2010
George E. Ksenich, age 88, a lifelong resident of Lorain, died on Sunday, October 10, 2010 at Main Street Care Center in Avon Lake following a short illness. He was born on May 9, 1922 in Lorain to the late George and Mary (nee A Read Obituary
Dear George & Gail:
Please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. While we did not know your father, we can easily see the closeness in your families and fully understand what such a loss means.
Our prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Bob & Judi Greuter
I have known George through my parents Florence and Paul Hurayt. I have memories of George (and family) through my childhood. I remember George as a gentle giant of a man who always had a kind word and a warm welcome for me when our familes would get together. I am sorry for your loss - he was truly a great man!
Sincerely,
Mark Hurayt
George, we are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Pam and family,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father. Athough it has been a long time since I had seen your father or mother I have many fond memories of the old St Michaels and the many church dinners we had there. All the parents looked out for each others children and I felt like we were all one big happy family. I miss those days! You are all in my prayers. Love, Barb
YOU SHOWED US KIDS HOW TO LIVE RIGHT, HOW TO BE RESPONSIBLE, AND TO BE GOOD, KIND, AND HELPFUL TO ALL. YOU DID THIS ALL BY EXAMPLE AND THANK GOD WE WERE ALL SMART ENOUGH TO CATCH ON. WAY TO GO GEORGE, PAM, AND HOWARD. THANK YOU DAD!!! LOVE YOU!!!
we are sorry for your loss of your father and we will keep you in our prayers
Just want to comment on how proud and honored it is to say you are our Father!! Starting with your services during WWII and then the Korean War!! Throughout the course of our lifes, you were always there when we needed your help, advise and coaching. I was lucking to have had the pleasure of working with you at a young age. Seeing your customers and hearing their comments of how great a person you are and I should aim to be just like you! I keep trying to this day, but don't think I can ever match what you were able to do for us, the family and others. Your leasons in life taught us much with even a few laughs along the way. Like when you decided to teach all of us swimming leasons at Club Carousel on diving and you came up out of the water with your head beeding and then our run to the Hospital for stitches. Growing up with no computers, you made sure we knew how to compete in as many sports as possible. It didn't matter to you which sport we chose, only to make sure when we competed we did it with passion. Again, no where near what you were able to accomplish when you represented Lorain High in the 40's in Football, Basketball and Track. The Lorain Hall of Fame would be lucky to have you included!! Later, when it came to Golf and Bowling, we could only hope to be as good as you were. But, most of all, always making sure we had stability and the knowledge of making sure how to repsect others and being there when others need the help as you have done countless times. We will miss your huge smile, teaching and being around, but know you will be watching and somehow telling us along our way to never give up and be respectful of others!! Thanks Dad - We Will Always Remember and Love You with All Our Heart!!
we are sorry for your loss of your father and we will keep you in our prayers .
Our prayers and sympathy are with all of you! Will miss that strong handshake and bright smile.
Nick and Maryann
Peace, Prayers and Blessings. Keeping the family in my prayers.
