Birth date: Jul 20, 1962 Death date: Jul 3, 2016
George A. Angulo, 53 of Springfield, Virginia passed on Sunday, July 3, 2016. George was born Friday, July 20, 1962 in Washington DC. George was the owner and operator of a multi-store Domino's Pizza franchise in Fairfax County. Read Obituary
George was a friend, customer and an advisor to the Malek family at Malek's Pizza Palace. He will be remembered for for his great smile and his class. George would often come in and order a steak sub with the works while he chatted with my father and myself. Our condolences go out to the Angulo family and we wish you much love in this difficult time.
SIncerely, Jonathan Malek
I am a colleague of Suzanne's. While I did not know your dear father, son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend please know that you have been in my prayers since the beginning. There really are no words to ease your pain so I will keep it simple "I am so sorry!"
A week ago today, we celebrated my brother George's life on this earth. Words cannot describe the impact he had on my life and others. His giving heart was larger than most. Exactly 2 months ago, we hugged and said goodbye in Boone, NC upon the conclusion of my daughter's graduation weekend from college. I never imagined that weekend would be our last weekend of fun together. It was George that insisted we hang in the mountains as a family. It was George that took the kids to Gamestop to buy games and have fun (so typical of George to think of fun for the kids). I will now make sure that it is George that inspires me to be the biggest kid ever when it comes to making the Angulo children of our generation smile and laugh. Thank you George for teaching me to laugh, make others laugh and always have fun during our short time on this earth. Love you Big Daddy!
George was my oldest cousin. We grew up together in the many family vacations they took to Peru. They used to stay our place so the bond, laughs, jokes and broken beds while he chased Joe around made for unforgettable memories.
George was larger than life and his laugh would fill out any space. He was also one of the most generous souls I've ever met. His loss will prove to be irreplaceable for all of us who loved him.
I remember opening the door one time to find it completely blocked by this teddy bear of man who had his arms stretched ready to hold me. When my sister was little he bought her a Tweety Bird but my sister who was very little at the time broke out crying at the sheer size of George, he immediately gave the Tweety Bird to me and asked me to tell her not to be scare that he only wanted to give her a gift. After she stop crying she literally disappeared in George's arms. I could keep going as my childhood is full of memories with my adored cousins.
George, I will miss you more than you'll ever know.
My heart goes out to your sons, my aunt Tere, uncle George and Joe and Adan.
Your cousin,
Bibi
We are devastated by your loss. We have such fond memories of George and your family. George took over and looked after Adam and Marc the day I broke my ankle and had to go to the emergency room. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
David and Sherry Rabinowitz
I met George through his support of Diversity Initiatives at George Mason University. I asked George if he would provide his support to our golf outing that would generate scholarship funds for GMU students in the Early Identification Program and the Student Transition and Empowerment Program. George was eager to support and did so for over 20 years. He was a kind and generous person who genuinely cared about others. He became a trusted friend who was full of energy and was always there to take your call.
I would like to extend my sympathies to George's family and let you know that George left a little bit of himself with all of us. I will always remember him and his big smile!
Jim Green
