Birth date: Jan 26, 1954 Death date: Nov 11, 2023
In Loving Memory of Jorge Luis GarciaOn November 11, 2023, Jorge Luis Garcia was surrounded by his beloved wife Lindaand family members as he passed peacefully into the loving embrace of family awaitinghis arrival into heaven.Jorg Read Obituary
This is not the end. It is a new beginning.
May you find comfort in loving memories, strength in the support of those who care, and peace in God's love.All of our love!
Jorge, the old Cornett house is not the same without you! Thank you for being an awesome son n law and watching over my dad as he aged. He lost his Dodger buddy. Only you could sit with him and watch Dodger replays day after day. He would always say "Jorge should go on Jeopardy cuz he is smart". Also, thank you for coming into my sister's life and being her rock. You were her Honey and you always made her feel like she was #1. I know you will forever guide her and protect her.
Finally, thank you for being a perfect BROTHER in law. I emphasize brother because you were. There was unconditional love and we always ended our time with a fist bump and you saying "see ya bro".
Rest now and don't forget to offer my mom a beer. By the way, she was a Corona gal, not a Coors gal!!!! I am sure you figured it out by now.
Until we see each other again...see ya bro and love you! Joe Burgos
Jorge, my friend, I know you're in heaven now, but you'll always be a kind thought away. I recall meeting you when I was just a dumb naive man filled with energy and ignorance. You become my lifetime friend that I've always cherished. There was always the comfort of knowing you were only a phone call away if I was ever in need. That's just the type of man you were, always willing to help. I remember meeting your wonderful family and you adopting the stray dog I found, it had Parvo when I got it, even though I told you no, you paid for its veterinary bills, I remember how important that dog had become to your family. It was a perfect fit. During the Christmas season, you would make sure that I got a Christmas tree for my family and taught me about the tradition of planting a tree when my daughter was born. We worked together from what? 1978 until the plant closed in 1992. You soon left for Baltimore, and I went to Indiana. But during those years, you taught me about everything from horse racing to politics. I learned life experiences through a different prism. That everything isn't what it appears to be. I still apply that education to much of my everyday life, it made me a more rounded kind human, a better father and grandpa. THANK YOU! I'm sorry we didn't take advantage of the time we had back in California to go to breakfast, the track, or just have coffee and reminisce... But I know that life is fast, we grow, our families expand, and time flies by. I will miss you my dear friend, I love you and pray we will someday get that cup of coffee together.
Jorge was a very unique person and I will always remember him for being so level headed. He was generous,witty,& well informed of the world around him.He liked to read the newspaper and and he had an answer & opinion on the things that mattered . I remember the day the family of Hopolito,& Mary moved to 712 Magnolia with all the kids. All the Garcias were good people. They were good in sports, respected everyone & they loved the Reds.We went to the L.A. Sports Arena in the late 60' to watch one of the first ever pay per view boxing events. Jorge,Jack L.,& me took my old Chevy pickup from Moorpark to Los Angeles & had a great experience.. Jorge was "game" , like he would say, to go places new. G.M. brought us to Baltimore in 1993,& he spent many weekends visiting with many new friends and old friends from Van Nuys Assembly. His kindness, knowledge,humble ways and his generosity were just a few things that made him so unique. My wife Mary L.,my sons, my sister Priscilla (Chila), her husband Bobby & her kids thought the world about Jorge Garcia. We will sure miss him, but our pleasant memories of him will always be there. On behalf of the many friends in Baltimore and SoCal, we send our most sincere condolences to Linda,& the entire Garcia family.. God Bless you !
I can't say I have any one specific memory of Jorge. My memories of Jorge are that he was a kind, gentle man. And he always called me, "Crazy Carol", which made my heart feel happy because it meant that I could make him laugh! It's not much for some people, but it will always be special to me.
Rest in Peace Tio Jorge. Forever in our hearts.
Jorge was a wonderful uncle and a great brother in law we will Miss him very much till meat again Jorge .
I believe it was Fall of 94-95 at Geneva Farms Golf Course in Harfod County, MD. Jorge and a co worker or his invited me out for a round of golf. 18th hole dog leg left and Jorge notices I'm aiming way left, he says what are you doing? I said I'm going to try and cut the corner and get on in 2 shots. He said no way you're going to make it. I barely made it but it ended up being a sweet shot. Wish we could've shot another round, someday we will. Thanks for the memory.
