George Roberge
A Life Well Lived • Remembered Always
"He was a devoted, wonderful husband to his wife, Deb, and a
loving, proud father to his children, Matthew and Molly. His warm spirit,
boundless energy, and steady presence will be deeply missed by all
who knew him."
In Tribute to Those who Inspire Us
George Roberge spent 73 years living exactly the way he wanted to; outside, in motion, and surrounded by the people he loved. A New Hampshire native and University of New Hampshire graduate, he built his career around movement and purpose, first in transport management and then for two decades at Project C.U.R.E., helping deliver medical relief to communities around the world before retiring in 2020.
Off the clock, George was rarely still. He played hockey well into adulthood, skied, biked, golfed, and kept a workshop full of half-finished projects he couldn't resist tackling. He cheered for the Red Sox and Patriots through every high and low, and treasured summers on Cape Cod with family. Through it all, his greatest joy was his wife, Debbie, their children, Matthew and Molly, and the grandchildren who adored him. He met a nine-year battle with cancer with the same grit he brought to everything else, and passed peacefully on July 20, 2026.
Honor George's memory with a gift to Project C.U.R.E.
George's heart never strayed far from those in need. For twenty years, he lived out that same spirit at Project C.U.R.E., an organization that delivers donated medical supplies and equipment to under-resourced communities around the world. In the spirit of everything George stood for as a man who spent his career caring for others, his family asks that donations be made to continue this healing work he was so proud to be part of.
Prefer to give by mail? Send a check payable to Project C.U.R.E. 10377 E Geddes Ave, Suite 200 · Centennial, CO 80112