George EjiDeceased: March 5, 2008
Service Information:Memorial Visitation: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 from 5pm until memorial service following at 7pm |  |
Obituary
Eji
George Eji, 85 years, died Mar. 5, 08
WW II 442nd Army Veteran.
Beloved husband of the late Masako.
Loving father of
Wayne Eji (w/ Ryma Epel), Cheryl (Joe) Muszynski and Michelle (Jim) Corbett.
Devoted brother of Helen (Bob) Ishikawa and Kimiye Kashiyama, devoted brother-in-law of Nathalie Eji.
Loving Uncle of many wonderful nieces and nephews.
Memorial Visitation March 12th Wednesday from 5 pm until memorial
service following at 7 pm both at Lakeview Funeral Home
1458 W Belmont Ave. Chicago, Il. 60657 for information 773-472-6300
Messages
- March 11, 2008
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To the Egies Family,
My name is Elizabeth McManus and I am a neighbor of George Egies, “Mr. Egies”, as many of us called him. My fondest memories of Mr. Egies is of him bringing his famous potstickers and other treats to the block parties. He always made a huge tray of delicious treats and many of us knew to eat them before they were all gone. Mr. Egies brought his family to the block parties and it was nice to meet and chat with them. I have no doubt that his life was full and that he brought many smiles to many people. He will be missed. My family and I offer our warmest condolences for your loss. May you have strength to carry on and may you remember always the beautiful memories of George Egies.
With Love and Prayer,
Patrick, Elizabeth, Lauren, Brian and Audrey McManus - March 11, 2008
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The Dare Family on Kostner Avenue would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the Egie family. He was a very nice man and neighbor.
Sincerely,
Connie and Tim Dare - March 12, 2008
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Mr. Egie, and family, will always hold a special place in our hearts. Over the years, he had become such an important person in my life and my children’s lives. I have so many wonderful memories of Mr. Egie: my kids and I would help him rake the leaves in his yard every fall. Mr. Egie always had patience with them as they would jump in the pile of leaves that he and I raked up. We also would cook for each other. I’d bring over meatloaf and potatos or cookies I just baked, and he would bring over his delicious fried wontons or teriyaki chicken. There were even several occasions that I asked Mr. Egie if he would watch my twins while they napped so I could quickly and easily pick up Jake from preschool. He always said yes and he was always willing to lend me a helping hand. He’s someone who we will miss dearly. We love you Mr. Egie! And thank you for all the fond memories you’ve given us.
With love,
Michael, Melissa, Jake, Joshua, and Madison Moraja