George MacKenzie, Jr. Obituary
Official Obituary of

George MacKenzie, Jr.

March 6, 1949

George MacKenzie, Jr. Obituary

George MacKenzie, Jr., age 77, of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania passed away after a lengthy illness on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.


Beloved husband, father, man of God, financial executive, Philadelphia sports fan and Delaware Blue Hen.


His first job was a newspaper delivery boy in Upper Darby and he served at the highest levels of Fortune 500 companies including Hercules, American Water, Safeguard Scientific and Tractor Supply.


He passed peacefully with his devoted wife by his side and is now home with the Lord.  His impact on family, friends and the community at-large cannot be financially quantified, it will last beyond his time here with those of us who were privileged to know him. 


A funeral service will be 11:00AM on Thursday, June 25, 2026 at Calvary Chapel Delaware County, 500 Brandywine Dr., Chadds Ford, PA.


A luncheon reception with the family will follow the service at Mendenhall Inn, 323 Kennett Pike, Mendenhall, PA. 


Please RSVP as to your attendance to the luncheon reception at Mendenhall Inn by Tuesday June 23rd to goodbyemack@gmail.com


In lieu of flowers, consider a memorial donation in George's name to A Door of Hope donate, Urban Promise donate or kardiaquestions.com donate


Additional obituary information will be forthcoming.

 

George MacKenzie, Jr., age 77, of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania passed away after a lengthy illness on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.


Beloved husband, father, man of God, financial executive, Philadelphia sports fan and Delaware Blue Hen.


His first job was a newspaper delivery boy in Upper Darby and he served at the high

Events

Funeral Service

Thursday, June 25, 2026

11:00 am

Calvary Chapel of Delaware County

500 Brandywine Drive Chadds Ford, PA 19317

Visitation and Reception with the family at the Mendenhall Inn PLEASE RSVP to: goodbyemack@gmail.com

Thursday, June 25, 2026

12:30 pm

Mendenhall Iinn

323 Kennett Pike Mendenhall, PA 19357