GEORGE A. MONTEMAYOR November 17, 1940 – February 5, 2022 George A. Montemayor was called into the loving arms of our Lord and Savior on February 5, 2022, in Houston, Texas. He was born in Laredo, Texas on November 17, 1940, to Arturo Montemayor and Rufina Mancha Montemayor. George graduated from Martin High School, ClassContinue Reading
Aurelio Montemayor
left a message on May 9, 2022:
Just saw the notice on Facebook that my primo Jorge had died. I had lost contact over the last 10 years.
He was talented and jovial and will be missed.
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Sandra montemayor galindo
left a message on May 3, 2022:
I am so sorry for the loss of all the montemayor family it was a great loss we were not close but he always called me every month just to see how I was doing my uncle was pretty amazing it's a shame that nobody contacted us to let us know he passed away
Juvencia Rodriguez
left a message on February 16, 2022:
Our most sincere condolences to you from my mom, George’s cousin, Juvencia Gutierrez and our family!
Rosario
left a message on February 16, 2022:
Nos veremos luego corazón de melón te extrañare siempre todos los días te mire durante diez años mi gran amigo
Teodoro Estrada
left a message on February 14, 2022:
My condolences to George’s family, friends and everyone who new this multi-talented creative. I came to know George while living working in Houston at Jefferson Davis High School in Northside. Was my pleasure to be part of the fine arts department and work along his side teaching visual arts. May his soul Rest In Peace. Thank You to Jose Antonio Mercado for finding me in social media to deliver this message.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Marie A Bruni
left a message on February 14, 2022:
May God’s love bring comfort and peace during this difficult time. George graduated from MHS, Class of 58 in Laredo. He is reunited with his family, friends and classmates now in Eternal Rest?
Marie A Bruni
left a message on February 14, 2022:
With deepest sympathy, may memories comfort his family and bring you peace. George graduated from Martin High School Class of 58, a classmate. He is sharing his multiple, extraordinary gifts in his eternal rest. Prayers ?.
Pat Kelley
left a message on February 14, 2022:
I met Geomonte in the mid 1980's when we both worked at the Art League of Houston. He was a delightful man with a friendly, generous spirit. I remember him, one time, laughing so hard at a silly joke that I made that he turned bright red and could hardly breathe! I'm very happy that he came into my life.
I wish I could join you all in Laredo for George's funeral mass. I'll be praying for his soul! Please accept my condolences for your loss.
~ Pat Kelley 713-385-4000
Kerry Dyer
left a message on February 13, 2022:
I was one of Sr. Montemayor's Spanish language students in LaPorte. Thanks to him I became a lifelong lover of learning foreign languages. He was a very popular teacher.
Lawrence Whitmire
left a message on February 13, 2022:
Mr. Montemayor was one of my favorite teachers while attending LaPorte High School in the early 70’s. As an aspiring artist myself he saw my raw talent & helped me develop my skills, and the desire to further grow as an artist. He left quite the impression on this hard headed young-man. I pray he finds comfort in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. May God bless his family, and love ones. RIP George.
Araceli Montemayor
left a message on February 13, 2022:
The picture in my mind of memory of my uncle George will always be of his bubbly character joyfully flying around. I never saw him walk anywhere it's as if he would bounce from place to place or rather "dance" from place tp place. I would dream of him being my "husband" because I saw how he would cater to my to my grandmother's every need! Memory? No, memories!!! My life with my uncle George will always be full of memories!
Fern Yung
left a message on February 13, 2022:
I am so sorry to hear of George's passing. I exhibited his paintings in my art gallery many years ago and have fond memories of him; he was always so happy and full of life. I'll never forget the flamenco performance he invited us to attend; I was amazed at his dancing. His former art students who visit the gallery often ask if I've heard from him; I'll now be able to tell them he's dancing with the angels!
Michael A. Craig
left a message on February 13, 2022:
George Montemayor had a big influence on my life the short time I knew him and spent time with him at Laredo Junior College, drawing a wonderful portrait of my first real girl friend, which I still have. His joy, optimism and enthusiasm for life had a big impact on me throughout my life, though I’ve not seen him in many years. I sort of of thought of George as always being there, forgetting how old we had all become. I really think the world has lost a good man in George and am thankful for the legacy he left in all of his students and the lives he touched throughout his lifetime.
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Aurelio Montemayor
left a message on May 9, 2022:
Just saw the notice on Facebook that my primo Jorge had died. I had lost contact over the last 10 years.
He was talented and jovial and will be missed.
QDEP
Sandra montemayor galindo
left a message on May 3, 2022:
I am so sorry for the loss of all the montemayor family it was a great loss we were not close but he always called me every month just to see how I was doing my uncle was pretty amazing it's a shame that nobody contacted us to let us know he passed away
Juvencia Rodriguez
left a message on February 16, 2022:
Our most sincere condolences to you from my mom, George’s cousin, Juvencia Gutierrez and our family!
Rosario
left a message on February 16, 2022:
Nos veremos luego corazón de melón te extrañare siempre todos los días te mire durante diez años mi gran amigo
Teodoro Estrada
left a message on February 14, 2022:
My condolences to George’s family, friends and everyone who new this multi-talented creative. I came to know George while living working in Houston at Jefferson Davis High School in Northside. Was my pleasure to be part of the fine arts department and work along his side teaching visual arts. May his soul Rest In Peace. Thank You to Jose Antonio Mercado for finding me in social media to deliver this message.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Marie A Bruni
left a message on February 14, 2022:
May God’s love bring comfort and peace during this difficult time. George graduated from MHS, Class of 58 in Laredo. He is reunited with his family, friends and classmates now in Eternal Rest?
Marie A Bruni
left a message on February 14, 2022:
With deepest sympathy, may memories comfort his family and bring you peace. George graduated from Martin High School Class of 58, a classmate. He is sharing his multiple, extraordinary gifts in his eternal rest. Prayers ?.
Pat Kelley
left a message on February 14, 2022:
I met Geomonte in the mid 1980's when we both worked at the Art League of Houston. He was a delightful man with a friendly, generous spirit. I remember him, one time, laughing so hard at a silly joke that I made that he turned bright red and could hardly breathe! I'm very happy that he came into my life.
I wish I could join you all in Laredo for George's funeral mass. I'll be praying for his soul! Please accept my condolences for your loss.
~ Pat Kelley 713-385-4000
Kerry Dyer
left a message on February 13, 2022:
I was one of Sr. Montemayor's Spanish language students in LaPorte. Thanks to him I became a lifelong lover of learning foreign languages. He was a very popular teacher.
Lawrence Whitmire
left a message on February 13, 2022:
Mr. Montemayor was one of my favorite teachers while attending LaPorte High School in the early 70’s. As an aspiring artist myself he saw my raw talent & helped me develop my skills, and the desire to further grow as an artist. He left quite the impression on this hard headed young-man. I pray he finds comfort in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. May God bless his family, and love ones. RIP George.
Araceli Montemayor
left a message on February 13, 2022:
The picture in my mind of memory of my uncle George will always be of his bubbly character joyfully flying around. I never saw him walk anywhere it's as if he would bounce from place to place or rather "dance" from place tp place. I would dream of him being my "husband" because I saw how he would cater to my to my grandmother's every need! Memory? No, memories!!! My life with my uncle George will always be full of memories!
Fern Yung
left a message on February 13, 2022:
I am so sorry to hear of George's passing. I exhibited his paintings in my art gallery many years ago and have fond memories of him; he was always so happy and full of life. I'll never forget the flamenco performance he invited us to attend; I was amazed at his dancing. His former art students who visit the gallery often ask if I've heard from him; I'll now be able to tell them he's dancing with the angels!
Michael A. Craig
left a message on February 13, 2022:
George Montemayor had a big influence on my life the short time I knew him and spent time with him at Laredo Junior College, drawing a wonderful portrait of my first real girl friend, which I still have. His joy, optimism and enthusiasm for life had a big impact on me throughout my life, though I’ve not seen him in many years. I sort of of thought of George as always being there, forgetting how old we had all become. I really think the world has lost a good man in George and am thankful for the legacy he left in all of his students and the lives he touched throughout his lifetime.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.