George Schofield
Sam giacobbe PFG rep
Hey buddy I just wanted to say it was an honor to know you.your were an amazing customer and and even better friend . I just wish we had more time together . You were one of my first accounts and you often teased me how I just walked into your kitchen one day wanting to do business. You were one of the closest friends I had the pleasure of meeting through this crazy business. I am grateful we got to talk last Wednesday briefly. I know you’re in a better place not suffering anymore. I love ya buddy
Victoria Lamb
Through my friendship with Melody, I was lucky enough to get to know her dad, George, and share so many wonderful memories with him. Some of my favorite memories are from our girls’ days together, when we would stop by the restaurant where George was the chef. He would always make our special orders, and no matter how busy he was, he would find time to stop by our table and greet us with a smile. And if we happened to have a pup with us, you could always count on George bringing out some bacon! He especially loved Melody’s girls, Zola and Koa, and always made sure they got a little something special, too. Another memory I’ll always cherish is when George took Melody and me to see Cirque du Soleil’s TORUK – The First Flight, inspired by Avatar, in Philadelphia. It was such a special experience and one I’ll always remember fondly. One of the most beautiful memories, though, was celebrating Melody and Vladan’s wedding. I remember how proud George was to have everyone gather at his restaurant for the meal afterward. There was something so meaningful about watching him do what he loved, preparing food for the people he loved, on one of the most important days of his daughter’s life. You could see the pride and happiness in him, not only in sharing his gift with everyone, but in watching his little girl begin a new chapter of her life. But beyond all these wonderful memories, what stands out to me most is the incredible father I had the privilege of witnessing. Through the years, I saw just how deeply George loved Melody. There was something so special about their bond, and it was always evident how much she meant to him. As her best friend, it meant so much to see her loved so wholeheartedly by her dad. I will always be grateful that my friendship with Melody gave me the opportunity to know George, experience his kindness, and witness the beautiful love he had for his daughter. He leaves behind so many wonderful memories, but perhaps his greatest legacy is the love he poured into the people around him, especially Melody. That love will live on, always.

Through my friendship with Melody, I was lucky enough to get to know her dad, George, and share so many wonderful memories with him.
Some of my favorite memories are from our girls’ days together, when we would stop by the restaurant where George was the chef. He would always make our special orders, and no matter how busy he was, he would find time to stop by our table and greet us with a smile. And if we happened to have a pup with us, you could always count on George bringing out some bacon! He especially loved Melody’s girls, Zola and Koa, and always made sure they got a little something special, too.
Another memory I’ll always cherish is when George took Melody and me to see Cirque du Soleil’s TORUK – The First Flight, inspired by Avatar, in Philadelphia. It was such a special experience and one I’ll always remember fondly.
One of the most beautiful memories, though, was celebrating Melody and Vladan’s wedding. I remember how proud George was to have everyone gather at his restaurant for the meal afterward. There was something so meaningful about watching him do what he loved, preparing food for the people he loved, on one of the most important days of his daughter’s life. You could see the pride and happiness in him, not only in sharing his gift with everyone, but in watching his little girl begin a new chapter of her life.
But beyond all these wonderful memories, what stands out to me most is the incredible father I had the privilege of witnessing. Through the years, I saw just how deeply George loved Melody. There was something so special about their bond, and it was always evident how much she meant to him. As her best friend, it meant so much to see her loved so wholeheartedly by her dad.
I will always be grateful that my friendship with Melody gave me the opportunity to know George, experience his kindness, and witness the beautiful love he had for his daughter. He leaves behind so many wonderful memories, but perhaps his greatest legacy is the love he poured into the people around him, especially Melody. That love will live on, always.
Hey buddy I just wanted to say it was an honor to know you.your were an amazing customer and and even better friend . I just wish we had more time together . You were one of my first accounts and you often teased me how I just walked into your kitchen one day wanting to do business. You were one of the closest friends I had the pleasure of meeting through this crazy business. I am grateful we got to talk last Wednesday briefly. I know you’re in a better place not suffering anymore. I love ya buddy