Aurelia George

Aurelia George Obituary

Aurelia Ann George age 63, died peacefully on April 9th, 2016 at home surrounded by her loved ones.Aurelia enjoyed going on walks with her grand-pooch Butters and husband. She was an amazing wife to her husband Philip for nearly 30 years and mother to her children Eulalia 28 and son Kenneth 26.

Aurelia worked in the medical field for over 37 years as a bookkeeper and most recently at the Oregon Clinic as a receptionist/medical records clerk.

Aurelia was a member of St. Clare’s Catholic Church in SW Portland for over 28 years.

Aurelia is survived by her husband Philip, two children Eulalia and Kenneth, sisters’ Lorena Rossetto, Mary Rossetto, Rosemary Davis, Susan Rossetto, brothers’ John Rossetto, Philip Rossetto, Louis Rossetto, Thomas Rossetto, Lawrence Rossetto, Richard Rossetto and Michael Rossetto.

There will be a private service for immediate family members at Mt. Calvary Cemetery and a public Celebration of Life on Friday, April 15th 2:30pm at St. Clare’s Catholic Church, 8535 SW 19th Avenue, Portland, OR 97219 (SW 19th Avenue and Spring Garden Street Road).

Donations to her family can be made via www.gofundme.com/aureliageorge

Celebration of Life

2:30pm ,Friday, April 15, 2016
St. Clare’s Catholic Church
8535 SW 19th Avenue Portland, OR 97219

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8 replies on “Aurelia George”

I went to school with Aurelia for 12 years. I cant think of a kinder, gentler woman. She was one of the first people to visit me at Kaiser Hospital after my first daughter was born and I still have the vase she brought flowers in. I think of her whenever I look at it. Im so sorry for your loss.

I attended Blessed Sacrament Grade School with Aurelia and was reacquainted with her when she was part of annual Marycrest reunions with my wife Debbie. A lovely gentile soul, our prayers go out to all the family and friends.

Dear Phil, Laila, and Kenny and all the Rossetto family,
I am deeply sorry for your loss. Aurelia was such a sweetheart, so lovely and so compassionate. She made all our lives better. I will miss her very much.

Aurelia was such a sweet person whom I met a few years ago when I did transcription here at Eastside Onc/Hem. I would hand deliver our doctors progress notes to TOC and would visit her as she was sitting at the front. She always had a warm smile and a ray of sunshine to her personality. She was the sweetest lady. She touched a lot of people with her personality and will be very much missed by all.

Aurelia was such a bright light in this world. I had the great pleasure of carign for her and was so grateful for the time she spent in our clinic. She was a lovely soul, kind and generous. I will miss her smile and sweet spirit but her legacy of love will live on as she no doubt touched many lives.

She was wonderful person, with a beautiful smile and a loving family. She will be miss

I will love you forever Aurelia! – April 19, 2016
Posted: April 19, 2016 | Last Revised: April 19, 2016

Aurelia was my most beautiful loving and perfect soulmate! She was the kindest, happiest, and most generous person I will ever know!
Whenever we went out on a walk, she would always try and engage total strangers in conversation, asking them how there day was going? Her infectious personality made her many new friends in our daily lives together! There is no one else like Aurelia! I will miss you sweetie.
Thanks Aurelia for being my friend, my soulmate, and the love of my life! You are so special and beautiful!
I will love you forever! Phil Lou

Im so sorry for your loss. I knew Aurelia through my job at her accountants office, and thought she was a kind, sweet woman. I enjoyed talking with her very much. Please accept my condolences.