George Kasp

George Kasp, born on March 16, 1955, passed away on April 16, 2025, leaving behind a legacy marked by love, dedication, and adventure. George was a devoted husband of 10 years to Maria N. Nascimento and a proud father to his beautiful children, Florentina Morales and George Kasp. He was not only a family man but also a cherished friend.

Throughout his life, George was known for his industrious spirit. He began his career as a cab driver, later taking a significant step toward entrepreneurship by co-founding a cargo transportation company with his beloved wife, Maria, on November 21, 2021. Together, they built a business that allowed them to travel to every state in the U.S. except Maine. Their journeys were filled with a unique blend of hard work and exploration, as they delivered packages across the country while enjoying the open road. Despite the inevitable ups and downs of their ventures, their shared experiences forged a bond of deep love and respect.

George’s connection to nature was profound. He found joy in the simple beauty of the woods surrounding his homestead, spending countless hours walking by the river, creek, and lake on his property. These moments of solitude and reflection brought him peace and contentment, as he appreciated the world around him.

A man of many joys, George had a voracious appetite and held a particular fondness for buffets. His commitment to a healthy lifestyle was evident in his dietary choices, favoring raw and organic fruits and vegetables, complemented by rare meat. Remarkably, he navigated life without the need for medication, embodying a testament to his disciplined way of living.

George's memory will live on through his loving wife Maria, his daughter Florentina, and his son George, as well as his extended family in Brazil, whom he welcomed into his life through marriage. As we remember George, we celebrate a remarkable individual whose zest for life, strong work ethic, and love for family will be dearly missed. His legacy will inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.