George Brooks

George Albert Brooks, born on June 25, 1979, in Anderson, Indiana, passed away on September 8, 2026. George was a humble soul who carried himself with a quiet dignity that touched everyone he knew.

George moved to Cicero as a young adult, where he lived most of his life until his passing. He was a loyal son to his mother, Pamela Brooks, who preceded him in death. George was a loyal and generous brother to David Brooks (significant other, Diane Richardson), and a loving uncle to his niece, Shelby Brooks, and great-niece, Aveline Lynn. He was also survived by his cousin, Robb Turner, and close friends, Tawny Anderson, Jazmin Garrison, and Edward Morefield.

In his professional life, George was a dedicated employee in the retail industry, having worked at Dollar General and Speedway in Cicero. His colleagues knew him as a hardworking and reliable clerk, always ready to offer a helping hand. Despite his commitment to his work, George always made time for his hobbies. He was a passionate fan of movies, with a particular fondness for Zombie and Sci-Fi genres. His love for gaming was renowned among his friends and family, making him a true gamer in the fullest sense of the word.

However, what mattered most to George were his family and friends. He was an embodiment of love and generosity, always ready to extend a helping hand to those in need. His loyalty was unwavering, making him a cherished member of his family and a treasured friend to many. His humble nature, combined with his generous spirit, made him a beacon of light in the lives of those who knew him.

Services are under the direction of Hartley-Dunnichay Funeral Homes - Cicero. As we mourn the loss of this loving soul, we invite you to celebrate George's life. Please share your memories and photos of George on his memorial page as a tribute to a life lived with humility, generosity, love, and loyalty.

We will forever remember George, not only for the joy he brought into our lives but for the love he had for those around him. His memory will continue to inspire us towards kindness and generosity. May his soul rest in peace.