George W. Marlborough

George William Marlborough, aged 73, a longtime resident of Littleton, New Hampshire, peacefully departed this life on December 5th, surrounded by those dearest to him.

Born on November 13th, 1950, to Ruth Ann and George E. Marlborough in Boston, Massachusetts, George attended South Boston High School, graduating in 1968. In the late 70s, he made Landaff, NH his home before meeting the love of his life, Anne Quinn, and subsequently relocating to Littleton a few years later. Their union in 1983 marked the beginning of a remarkable and fulfilling journey that spanned nearly four decades.

George's life was defined by his unwavering dedication to family. He held a deep devotion for his two children and his many grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Renowned for his passion for history, art, story telling, making mixtapes, cooking, craftsmanship, and the outdoors, George was a multifaceted individual who immediately became friends with everyone he met. Whether working on home projects, meticulously carving wooden art, sketching, telling stories about his youth and fascination with history, or casting a line into the waters during fishing excursions, he embraced his diverse interests while cherishing precious moments with his loving family. He was hard not to like and everyone he met adored him for his genuine and loving personality.

George worked at Garnet Hill in Franconia, NH for many years as a shipping / receiving supervisor until it closed and then retired from the Mittersill Resort where he worked in maintenance.

George leaves behind his loving wife, Anne, their two children, Sarah (Jeremy MacBain) and Brian Quinn, Sarah's children, Kaleb and Emilie Tyrrell, and Brian's children, Liam Quinn and Julia Scotti. He is also survived by his two sisters, Deborah (Leo) and their children, Kyle and Kevin, Cheryl (Eddie), their children, Katie (Keith) and Leanne, and Katie’s daughter, Aubrey, as well as many other nieces and nephews.

George is predeceased by his parents, George and Ruth Marlborough, and grandson, Michael Moffett as well as nephew, Christian Butler and niece, Claire Fendt.

We know that George is Rockin’ the Blues in Heaven now. We will miss him every moment for the rest of our lives.