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Remembering George Hurley Print E-mail
Written by PrintAction Staff   
Friday, 14 October 2011
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George Hurley
George Hurley, Senior Vice President and Partner at C.J. Graphics, passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer.

Hurley joined C.J. Graphics in 2004 having 21 years of experience in the graphic communications industry. He leaves behind his wife Sylvia and four children. His passions were golf, travel and live music.

"I was lucky to have spent some time with my great friend and partner George before he left us to his next journey," wrote Jay Mandarino, Hurley's Partner at C.J. Graphics, in a statement announcing his passing. "George was an amazing person who touched so many. Everybody loved George!"

The visitation will be this Saturday, October 15 between 7pm and 9pm  and Sunday, October 16 between 2pm and 4pm at Turner and Porter (2180 Hurontario Street, Mississauga). The funeral will be Monday at 2pm at St. Mary Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church.



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Linghong Sun  - Director of IT   |2011-10-15 22:09:55
RIP, George, We all loved you!! Linghong Sun
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Kim G.  - rest peacefully George   |2011-10-16 05:19:11
you will always be remembered as great friend, a gentleman, wonderful father and a Loving husband
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jay mandarino  - a speacial man   |2011-10-18 20:23:36
George brought integrity,honor,class,respect ,humility and some fun back to our industry. We all could learn from George and I was lucky and honored to have him as my business partner and friend! One of Georges wishes was as an industry we could work more together and I hope we all try to follow that thought. Cherish the monents and time with family, friends and loved ones as who knows how much time we have left on this amazing planet!
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C.P.Wilson  - Gone far too soon...   |2011-10-28 02:29:13
George's participation and, ultimately partnering with CJ Graphics,was a gift. His approach was the right fit to the existing leadership, an anchor in an industry that was on the brink of big changes. His loss to the printing industry, as well as his family and wife Sylvie, and clients who most often became friends, is a sad loss at the young age of 51. One of those special honourable guys that you don't come across that often.
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