Obituary of George F. Ferrer

Pembroke Pines, FL - GEORGE FELARCA FERRER, retired from the US Navy, 91 years old passed away Wednesday, May 10th, 2017.

He is survived by his wife of almost 64 years, Anicia Cueva Ferrer;

His daughter in California, Shirley Ferrer Fernandez with her husband Danilo Fernandez; granddaughter, Alvernia Fernandez Silva with husband Luis Silva JR; great-grandchildren, Kaia and Kaidan Silva, and another great-granddaughter on the way. 

His son in Virginia, Roland C. Ferrer with wife Debi Carlson-Ferrer; granddaughters, Jadalaine Ferrer and Dr. Sheree Bray with husband Rob Bray; great-grandchildren, Bobby and Joshua Bray.

His son in Florida/Virginia, Eduard C. Ferrer; grandson, Phillip L. Ferrer; great-grandchildren, Victoria and Valerie Ferrer; grandson; Eddie Gerardo-Ferrer with wife Jamey Gerardo-Ferrer; great-grandchildren; Azaria, Amaya and Helena Ferrer; granddaughter; Desiree Ferrer with husband Kenneth Coston; great-grandchildren; Justice, Chemistry, Ascendancy and America Coston; Granddaughter; Erica Gerardo-Ferrer; great-grandchildren, Jayden, Jaelonni, Jermiah Ferrer and another great-grandchild coming soon, mothers of great grand kids Meliqua Heath and Lina Flores. 

His daughter in Florida, Lynne Ferrer-Velasco with husband Rodel Velasco; granddaughter; Frances Elizabeth Velasco with fiancée Jay Barrios; a great-granddaughter coming soon.

His daughter in Florida, Debbie Ferrer Silva with Rafael Perez; grandchildren; Aaron James and Auston James Silva.

His sisters; in Virginia, Julita M. Reyes, and in the Philippines, Nellie Ferrer Arinduque.

     He has joined his mother, Escolastica      Felarca; biological father, Pedro Ferrer; brother, Federico Ferrer; brother, Alejandro Ferrer; step-father, Pedro Manglicmot; brother, Leonardo Manglicmot; son in law, Andy Silva in heaven.
 

Grandpa George was a man full of personality that has most definitely lived a long and fulfilling life.  He was a proud father, grandfather and great-grandfather. The Grandpa George that most of us knew was a feisty, yet loving individual. A lot of people that didn't know him underestimated him. He was this adorable, small framed, grandfather figure, walking around with his cane and reading his daily newspaper. However, he was this tough hearted guy, always aware of his surroundings and never afraid to stand up for himself and his family. But it was his generosity and his endless love for his family that has made an impact on us. 

Grandpa George had a weak spot for his grandkids and great-grandchildren. He did not hesitate to give monetary gifts to the younger grandkids and great-grandchildren whenever he saw them, it was his way of showing his love and giving back to those he loved. He enjoyed making us laugh by showing off his dance moves, telling us stories about how he charmed the ladies in his US Navy days, joking around, pulling pranks on grandma, telling us stories about how grandma fell in love with him, and you can imagine the list goes on. 

We can say with confidence that Grandpa George went to heaven after living a fulfilling life surrounded by love. He wanted to see everyone happy, safe, and successful. He left earth peacefully and with contentment knowing his family is taken care of and in a good place. All the memories we have shared with him will forever be in our hearts.

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Frances Elizabeth V.