George P. Kelly, age 78, son of George and Eva Marie Kelly, passed away on Thursday, August 26, 2020, in his home. He was a veteran of the US Marine Corp, and he worked for ACM as a crane operator and kept Pair-A-Dice Bar clean every day, until his health failed. He will be missed by his family and friends.
Please visit below to offer a condolence or share a memory of George. Axelson Funeral and Cremation Services has been privileged to care for George and his family.
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Carol Gilmore says
George pat was a neighbored kid growing up at the “Hub addition.” He was so good looking but the poor kid had a hard life.Rest in peace. Carol
Carol Gilmore says
Georgie Pat was a neighborhood kid growing up in the “Hub Addition”. He was so good looking but the poor kid had a hard life. RIP
Lauri Moon says
I have lived next to George for a year and a half. He was a great guy. My dog and cat both loved George. As I write this my cat is sitting in his yard waiting for him:(. RIP sir and thank you for your service 💗
Glenn Laitinen says
Georgie Pat was of my good buddies. We go way back to the Terminal Bar days, lots-a-fun. His Dad owned the Shamrock Bar across from the Metals Bank on Main Street. George had the key and we would sneak some beer from time-to-time. His Mom Marie was a great lady, sense of humor, and fun to be around. He had a wife, Cheryl and son “Blue”. Also called his truck “Blue”. RIP and thanks for the memories!!
John Coxa says
I didn’t know George when growing up in Butte, we came from different neighborhoods, but upon returning to Butte in the early 80’s I met him while bartending at Maloney’s Bar. The friendship grew from there especially after some great road trips we shared. Semper Fi Marine and Rest In Peace.
John Cox says
I didn’t know George when growing up in Butte, we came from different neighborhoods, but upon returning to Butte in the early 80’s I met him while bartending at Maloney’s Bar. The friendship grew from there especially after some great road trips we shared. Semper Fi Marine and Rest In Peace.
the Mitchell family says
George you were always a wonderful neighbor. We have lived next to you for almost 7 years now and I always used to do your sidewalks as I did my folks. You were always so quick to tell me not to and it was never a problem. You and my dad had many good conversations and in the past couple years had seen us struggle with health concerns as well as watch you go through them as well. Always a polite and nice man and we will miss all the good conversations with you. Thank you for serving our country as well. Fly high George Kelly