Birth date: Aug 6, 1936 Death date: Sep 7, 2014
George L. Sceblo 78, of Mount Dora, went to be with the Lord on September 7, 2014. He was born in New York City and moved here in 1995 from Boynton Beach. George was a member of St. Patrick Catholic Church of Mount Dora, a graduat Read Obituary
What I remember most about George is his complete love and devotion to Fran and his unconditional love for their daughter, Alex. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Andrea
Remembering George as a lovely baby and a beautiful child, a studious scholar and a bright young man and recalling past experiences of 23 years thrown together as a family unit.
Remembering thereafter a thoughtful and giving man sharing life with his beloved wife and most attractive daughter. How the years have flown by and how much we have all shared together. Love always the component.
Remembering now and always he is my brother, my only sibling, a caring, devoted man who loved, laughed and sometimes could be grouchy. All the above made him a beloved husband, father, brother, uncle and friend, an all around "mister nice guy".
Remembering all these things George!! You will always be in my heart and will never be forgotten. You have made me proud to be your sister. R.I.P. I love you - Lee
I was so sorry to hear of George's passing. I was very fond him. I always enjoyed the dinner parties he hosted.
I am so sad to see this. I would see George and Fran at many shows I did and then also many shows I was coming to see. They always brightened my evening even more than I'd planned when going to a show. George you will be missed! Fran, I hope to see you again soon. My condolences to you and your family. May God bless you during this difficult time.
Dan Wilson
I have had the pleasure of getting to know Fran in the last few weeks since Mr. Sceblo has been ill. She always spoke so fondly of George and what a great man he was. I know she will miss him dearly but he will always be watching over her.
I always enjoyed seeing George and Fran at the Theatre! George was always wonderful! He will be missed by many!
It was in 2009 at the Bay Street Players' State Theatre when George and Fran came into my life and I'm so grateful that they did. I treasure the times I spent with George, the discussions we had and the laughs we shared. He and Fran were always so welcoming and caring to me and my wife, Enid. It was a habit of mine to always check the volunteer list prior to performances in the hope that I would get to see George and spend some time with him before the show. He will always be in my heart and thoughts of him will continue to bring a smile to my face. To quote a line from a beautiful song from "Wicked", "Because I knew you....I have been changed for good".
I have always loved my father and I will always carry him around in my heart. He had so much wisdom and intelligence and I will miss him always. I pray that he is in heaven with our Lord and he is aware of the love we have for him. Now I will take his place in the loving care of my mother. May God always bless and keep him. He was my guiding light.
His daughter, Alexandra
Through our many years of friendship, we remember fondly the lovely times we shared
together - dinners at your home, visits to EPCOT as well as the Holy Land Experience .
George spent countless hours with Frances at the library and theatres always ready to
lend a helping hand.
George, you will be missed and Frances, remember you are not alone. Good friends
are always there for each other.
In sympathy and friendship,
Claire & Sal
