George J. Lordi, Jr.—10/21/2022

George J. Lordi, Jr. died peacefully in Pennsburg, PA on October 21st at the age of 80, after a courageous battle with Parkinson’s and PSP.

George is survived by Virginia Lordi (wife), George J. Lordi III and Anthony Lordi (sons) and Christine Mackanich, Lisa Scenna, and Melissa A. Lordi-Liwen (daughters). He is preceded in death by parents George Lordi Sr (father), Helen Lordi (nee Demarco) (mother), Louis Lordi (brother), Denise Spear (nee Lordi) (sister), and Patricia Lordi (wife).

George was born in Philadelphia on May 18, 1942. He graduated from LaSalle High School (1960) and LaSalle College (1971), adding a Master’s degree from University of Kansas in 1976. George was a highly decorated Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army, whose dedicated service included tours of duty in Vietnam and Korea.

Viewing is scheduled for Wednesday, November 2nd from 9-10:30am at St. Stanislaus Church in Lansdale, PA, with a funeral mass following thereafter. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Northeast Philadelphia.

In Lieu of Flowers please consider donating in George’s name to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. 

16 thoughts on “George J. Lordi, Jr.—10/21/2022

  1. We served together at The Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, in the Electronic Warfare Branch, between 1978 1981 (he left before i did).
    He was a great officer, made the best Manicotti. Bettye J. Miller Specialist Five,, Beeg.

  2. I am so sadden to hear of your passing, but I am glad that you entered my mind last week. I had the pleasure of serving with you at SHAPE, in the Electronic Warfare Branch between 1978 and 1981. You left before I did. A truly great officer to work with. Specialist B.J. Miller

  3. Dear Pop, Thank you for coming into our lives to find Love again. We could not have asked for a better man for Mom to grow old with. We love you like our own. Our condolences to all the family and friends whose lives you have touched.

  4. RIP George, you were a good man. Your one and only daughter Melissa and your grandkids Andrew, Darren, Dimitrius, and Anthony and your husband Kent are deeply saddened by your loss. I’m sure you are rejoicing in heaven with your one and only wife Patti. Take care, God bless.

  5. George & I so enoyed our P&M group’s lunches so we could talk about our Army experiences, his being far more interesting & dangerous than mine. Many of his stories were so darn funny he had us all laughing about the tribulations of service and missed he surely will be. You were a good soldier Colonel!
    Moose

  6. I’m deeply sorry for your loss, George, Melissa, and Anthony. May God bless you all and your families. My sincere condolences.

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