George Gray
June 18, 1943 - October 18, 2025
Visitation: No Visitation
Service: Services will be private.
Gray
George T.
Age 82, of Ross Township, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, October 18, 2025. He is survived by his daughter, Ashley Zabel (Patrick); sister, Vivian Fencak (the late Gerry Fencak), sister, Linda Charles (the late David Charles), and preceded in death by his older brother, William Gray. (the late Kum Cha Gray). He is also survived by his girlfriend, Debbie Baranowski (sons- Wesley and Joseph), his former wife Linda Gray (Rick Sirianni), and numerous friends. Services will be private.
George was a long serving member of the Teamsters. He loved the Steelers, was an avid pool player, loved camping in the summer, dedicated gym enthusiast, and enjoyed the shooting sports at his rifle club. But more importantly, George absolutely loved riding his motorcycle. He was seen cruising all over the North Hills and Pittsburgh area on his bike, working on it in the driveway, and always keeping it in top- riding condition.
Above all else, George was a loving father. He was dedicated whole heartedly to his daughter, and made every effort to provide for her and give her as much as he possibly could. He was incredibly generous and a genuine man who will be sorely missed by all.
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I miss my brother already. He was a great father and brother.Love you George.
Dear Ashley and Pat, I’m so sorry to hear about your Dad’s passing. I know how much he loved you. My heart breaks for you 💔🙏🏻. Sending you love and healing prayers to you to ease your broken heart 🙏🏻❤️
I knew George for a long time and he was a really good guy and I know he’s looking down on all of us…. He loved riding his motorcycle and Enjoying life!.. Always had a good mood when I seen him..rip George!
George it was a pleasure knowing you, you will be missed
Loved George he was always at our motorcycle runs from Roma for Chaps for Charity ❤️
So sorry for the loss of your father.
RIP Uncle George …..a long life lived. Linda will miss you